Hillary Rodham Clinton will once again represent New Yorkers in the U.S. Senate after defeating her

(8 Nov 2006) HEADLINE: Clinton Wins Reelection in New York (eln-senate)
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CAPTION: Hillary Rodham Clinton will once again represent New Yorkers in the U.S. Senate after defeating her challenger, John Spencer. (Nov. 8)
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New York voters overwhelmingly re-elected Hillary Rodham Clinton to a second term in the U-S Senate Tuesday - making her a possible front-runner for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.

((Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) - New York))
HILLARY SOUNDBITE

((Ted Shaffrey, The Associated Press)
"STANDUP: "In the Democratic victory rally at this Times Square Hotel senator Clinton called for an end to what she called mean-spirited politics, and said the Democrats would now change the course of the country."

SOUNDBITE
"…back to the center."

Clinton easily beat her Republican opponent, former Yonkers mayor John Spencer, but about a bid for the White House, Clinton has said publicly only that she has considered it.

Democrats at this rally say this is just the beginning.

((Jacqueline Manning, Democratic Supporter))
"Hillary in Washington, etc."

Democrat Eliot Spitzer was elected New York's new governor, after four-term Republican incumbent George Pataki decided not to run for re-election.

In New York, Ted Shaffrey, The Associated Press

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