PRESS RELEASE from FOX News
FOX
NEWS CHANNEL PRESENTS YOU
DECIDE 2004
ELECTION
NIGHT COVERAGE
Brit Hume
Leads Election Coverage
FOX News Channel (FNC) will offer You Decide 2004 election night news
coverage on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd, beginning at 7 PM/ET. Washington
Managing
Editor Brit Hume will lead the
coverage, which will include live reports from FNC's dedicated team of
seasoned political correspondents, anchors and analysts who will
provide fair and balanced coverage of election night developments and
race results. You Decide 2004
reporting will continue until the President of the United States is
named.
FNC will not report state results until all precincts in that state are
closed. The network has also created an exclusive election day
poll from eight key states across the nation, including Pennsylvania
and Ohio, and Chris Wallace, host of FOX News Sunday, will report the
results of this survey, as well as exit poll results.
Additionally, Greta Van Susteren
will report on ballot initiatives and legal issues; political
contributor Michael Barone
will report from the FOX News decision desk; and Martha MacCallum will provide
election return updates. The Beltway
Boys hosts Fred Barnes
and Mort Kondracke, joined by
political contributors Juan Williams,
Bill Kristol and Susan Estrich, will offer overall
analysis.
Other contributors to FNC's election night coverage will include Senior
White House Correspondent Jim Angle,
Wendell Goler and James Rosen, reporting on the Bush
campaign; Chief Political Correspondent Carl Cameron, Molly Henneberg and Steve Brown reporting on the Kerry
campaign; and Major Garrett
reporting on voter irregularities. Reporting from battleground
states and across the country will be: Rick
Leventhal, Kelly Wright,
Mike Emanuel, Caroline Shively, Trace Gallagher, Alicia Acuna, Phil Keating, Carol McKinley, Doug Luzader, Jamie Colby, Dan Springer and Heather Nauert.
FOX News Channel (FNC) viewers can log on to the FNC Web site for
in-depth coverage of the presidential campaign race, "You Decide 2004,"
at
http://www.foxnews.com/youdecide2004. In
addition, FOX News Radio will offer live election night coverage
beginning at 8 PM/ET, anchored by FNC's John Gibson. Alan Colmes and Tony Snow will present listeners
with balanced analysis of how each side views the outcome of races, and
Steve Centanni and Eric Shawn will report from the Bush
and Kerry campaigns, respectively.
FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour general news service covering
breaking news as well as political, entertainment and business
news. For more than two years, FNC has been the most watched
cable news channel and currently presents nine out of the top ten cable
news programs. Owned by News Corp., FNC is available in more than 85
million homes.
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CONTACT:
Paul Schur