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Male Voice 1: The United Steel Workers Union, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, [Sound of old register plays in background] one-thousand dollars. The AFL-CIO's COPE, Washington DC, [Sound of old register plays in background] two-thousand five-hundred dollars. The United Auto Workers Unions,

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Detroit, Michigan, [Sound of old register plays in background] one-thousand dollars. The NEA, Washington DC, [Sound of old register plays in background] five-thousand dollars. The International Brotherhood of Electrical workers [Voice fades into background] Male Voice 2: Who's funding

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Male Voice 1 [In background]: [Sound of old register plays in background] one thousand dollars. Male Voice 2: Tom Carper's campaign Male voice 2: for Congress in Delaware? The big out-of-state union bosses, that's who. The union bosses

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resent Tom Evans' independence. They want to replace him with a Congressman who answers to them one-hundred percent of the time.

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Evans is too independent for their liking. [Music resembling news show openings begins and plays in the background] Delaware working men and women know they have a friend in Tom Evans. He's proven himself during

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6 years of service in Washington. Re-elect Congressman Tom Evans, his only special interest is you. [Music in background crescendos and ends] Representative Tom Evans: I'm Tom Evans, and this message has

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been paid for by the Evans Eighty-two Committee.