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The Race

• Election Wrap-Up
• Ballot Types and History
• The Closest Presidential Races
• Electoral College vs. The People
• Election Day History
• Key Player: Katherine Harris

Presidential Candidates

• Vice President Al Gore
• Governor George W. Bush
• Ralph Nader
• Pat Buchanan
• Third Party Candidates

Vice Presidential Candidates

• Joseph Lieberman
• Dick Cheney

Prospective First Ladies

• Biography: Tipper Gore
• Interview: Laura Bush

Former Presidential Candidates

• Bill Bradley
• Elizabeth Dole
• John McCain

The U.S. Congress

• Composition of Congress
• The Senate
• The House of Representatives
• Facts about Senators

Governors of the Fifty States

• Governors of the 50 States
• Facts about Governors
• State Maps, Trivia, Gov't, History, More

Presidential Campaign Issues

• Complete list
• Education
• Foreign Policy
• Health Care
• Social Security
• Taxes
• Issue Navigator: FamilyEducation.com

Caucuses & Primaries

• Complete List, By State

Party Politics

• History of Presidential Conventions
• Republican Party
• Democratic Party
• Reform Party
• Libertarian Party

Inaugural Speeches

• Introduction
• George Washington
• Abraham Lincoln
• Franklin D. Roosevelt
• John F. Kennedy
• Ronald Reagan
• William J. Clinton

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