Scope and Contents Announcer voice over a live shot of Rudman talking to a group of people, saying how independent Rudman is. Rudman says if someone can't be independent, they don't belong in New Hampshire.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Rudman is talking to a group of people about New Hampshire values. He'll take NH values to Washington.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Rudman is strolling outside. Voice over by announcer about how Rudman won the Republican nomination for the Senate without accepting a dime of special interest money. Rudman says he'd like to take NH values to the US Senate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents As medium shots of Republican senators are shown (each freeze-framed) the v/o states their names. Forty republican senators want candidate returned to the Senate. Howard Baker is shown asking for his return.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate in medium shot behind desk; camera slowly zooms in to head and shoulders shot as candidate states his reasons for running; owes his country everything and has no choice but to run.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Goldwater in head and shoulders shot with slow zoom in to closeup, gives his reasons why candidate should be re-elected.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Standing ex-President Ford in medium shot (slowly zooming into head and shoulders shot) endorsing candidate.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Scenes from a day in the life of candidate at work; v/o sets the time for each activity shown with candidate in action.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dramatization of man and woman in two-shot at table. Woman asks why man is wearing Javits button and from there insinuating that Javits is not a Republican. Man is left speechless. Woman asks if he has something stuck in throat; Man responds Javits; Notes:

Scope and Contents Dramatization of two men at a bar in two shot as camera slowly zooms into tighter shot. One man persuades the other to support candidate and remove his Javits button.; Notes: