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Missouri Digital News
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Mo. Digital News
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Missouri Digital News
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Missouri Digital News
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With time running out in the race, both candidates for Missouri Governor stage last minute efforts to help their standing. |
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Wrap: Governor Jay Nixon met with Democratic Secretary of State candidate Jason Kander and other veterans for breakfast in Columbia to discuss his efforts to help veterans.
Challenger Dave Spence stopped in Columbia on his election eve tour to say Nixon is playing hide and seek with Missouri.
Spence says the election is in the voters' hands now.
| Actuality: | SPENCE2.WAV |
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| Run Time: | 00:08 |
| Description: "At this point its pretty much out of our hands. And all the work hopefully comes home to roost and then the Republican momentum will hopefully carry us over the goal line. | |
Spence used the last campaign day to reach more people in Central Missouri, while Nixon spent his last campaign day with stops in Columbia, Springfield and Kansas City.
Reporting from the Capitol, I'm Brendan Cullerton.
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On election day eve, Missouri Gubernatorial candidates take advantage of their last opportunity to campaign |
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Wrap: The candidates for Missouri Governor did not quit campaigning the day before the election.
Challenger Dave Spence used his stop in Columbia to express his view that Governor Nixon hasn't been telling the truth to Missouri.
Nixon campaign manager Oren Shur says the Governor wants to appeal to his track record at his last stops.
| Actuality: | SHUR.WAV |
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| Run Time: | 00:12 |
| Description: "He's moving around the state really talking to about the issues that are important to Missourians right now and that's job growth, maintaining our fiscal responsibility, keeping taxes low, and moving our economy forward." | |
Spence's final campaign focuses on Central Missouri, while Nixon's decided to use Kansas City as his last stop.
Reporting from the Capitol, I'm Brendan Cullerton.