NBC News - South Dakota and Minnesota primaries - 1988-02-23
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[0:03] The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson
[0:05] and Late Night with David Letterman will
[0:06] be seen 15 minutes later than usual so
[0:09] that we may bring you the following NBC
[0:11] News special.
[0:15] NBC News decision 88 coverage continues.
[0:19] Tonight's special report, South Dakota
[0:22] and Minnesota. Here is Tom Brokoff.
[0:27] >> Good evening. In his drive for the
[0:29] Republican presidential nomination,
[0:30] Senator Bob Dole of Kansas tonight was
[0:32] attempting to jumpstart his campaign in
[0:35] the cold of the upper Midwest and
[0:37] apparently he has succeeded. NBC News
[0:39] projects that he has won the South
[0:41] Dakota primary and the Minnesota
[0:42] caucuses in Minnesota on the Republican
[0:44] side as well. Pat Robertson the second
[0:47] place finisher and he could before the
[0:49] night is out beat Vice President George
[0:51] Bush in South Dakota. On the Democratic
[0:53] side, in the Democratic six-pack, well,
[0:56] Dukakus and Gapart split of hair
[0:58] tonight. Gapart winning South Dakota,
[0:59] Dukakus winning Minnesota, our projected
[1:02] winner now in the state of Minnesota
[1:03] with about a third of the vote counted
[1:05] in that caucus state. Massachusetts
[1:07] Governor Michael Dukakus, our projected
[1:08] winner, followed by Illinois Senator
[1:10] Paul Simon and the Reverend Jesse
[1:12] Jackson with about 18% of the vote.
[1:15] Richard Ghart who concentrated on South
[1:17] Dakota well back in that field. Al Gore
[1:19] of Tennessee, Gary Hart and Bruce Bad of
[1:22] course who has dropped out. On the
[1:23] Republican side in Minnesota again our
[1:26] projected winner, Senator Bob Dole about
[1:27] 60% of the vote has been counted in that
[1:30] caucus state where there's trad