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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
summarizes the electoral college process, provides
background information
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT THE 2000 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
ELECTIONS WRAP-UP
The American Prospect examines how this election will affect the issues
that matter most.
the money in U.S. political campaigns using FEC
information
Les électeurs aux enchères
Langue de bois électorale par un candidat virtuel
États-Unis
: le système électoral américain est-il obsolète ?Guillaume
Parmentier
Le Figaro, 10 novembre 2000
DO
ELECTIONS NEED NEW RULES?
ELECTIONS
2000: THE FLORIDA RECOUNT
THE U.S. SUPREME
COURT
DOCUMENTS
IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CASES the U.S. Supreme Court opinion as
well as the Florida Supreme Court.
FOREIGN PRESS CENTER
TRANSITION PAGE
A House and Senate Divided: The Clinton Legacy and the Congressional
Elections of 2000
Gary C. Jacobson Political Science Quarterly, Spring 2001
http://www.epn.org/cgi-bin/rd/epn_letter.pl?id=1103
Gary C. Jacobson asserts the 2000 election and its bizarre aftermath in
Florida accurately reflected the configuration of partisan politics
that crystallized during the Clinton administration: close partisan balance
in Congress and in the electorate; distinct regional, cultural, and
ideological divisions between the parties' respective electoral coalitions; and a
sharp partisan polarization among political elites, echoed, though more
faintly, in the broader public. The trends that produced this political
configuration predated the 1990s, but they accelerated during the Clinton years, and Clinton himself was a catalyst in their development.DRAFT STAFF REPORT ON Voting Irregularities in Florida During the 2000
Presidential Election (Not Official Unless and Until Approved by a
Majority of the Commissioners) June 2001 http://www.usccr.gov/vote2000/stdraft1/main.htm
The November 7, 2000, presidential election and its aftermath became
the focus of international attention on the application of America's election laws and policies.
The state of Florida's electoral process took center stage as the world paused to observe the
unfolding drama of identifying the next President of the United States. During this time,
countless allegations of voting irregularities arose as to whether eligible voters were hindered from
voting for the presidential candidate of their choice, and if votes that were cast were properly
tabulated. An Agenda for Election Reform
The Brookings Institution, June 2001 http://www.brook.edu/comm/policybriefs/pb082/pb82.htm
As the dispute over the 2000 presidential election results in Florida
extended through November and into December, many Americans were horrified
to learn about the seemingly chaotic and flawed manner in which federal
elections are administered. Calls to upgrade the nuts and bolts of the
election system attracted broad support, but policymakers confronted
formidable substantive, legal, and political hurdles that slowed federal
action to a crawl.
Taking
Charge: A Bipartisan Report to the President Elect on Foreign Policy and National Security
Frank Carlucci, Robert Hunter, Zalmay Khalilzad Rand Corporation, Nov. 2000
Barone, Michael The 49 Percent Nation" NATIONAL JOURNAL, June 9,
2001, pp. 1710-1716
In three straight Presidential elections and three straight House
elections, neither party has won 50 percent of the vote. Will the
trend continue?
2. Bell, Daniel "Election 2000 and Future Prospects" SOCIETY, May/June 2001, pp. 78-82
The author argues that a radical change has taken place in American
politics in the past twenty-five years. The politics established by
the New Deal was largely class politics, represented by functional
groups-business, farmers, and workers. The cultural politics is
principally identity politics in which race, gender and ethnicity
dominate the activist scene.
3. Cochran, John
"Election 'Reform' Movement Gives Way to Caution"
CQ WEEKLY, June 2, 2001, pp. 1294-1300 Parties agree that states should get federal aid but differ on
mandating standards.
4. Davis, Martin Faith, Hope, and Charity" NATIONAL JOURNAL, April
28, 2001, pp. 1228-1235
George W. Bush's Texas has been the most aggressive state in
giving public money to faith groups to run social service programs.
But even after five years, the progress is slow, the questions many,
and success still uncertain.
5. Dreyfuss, Robert
"How DLC Does It"
THE AMERICAN PROSPECT, April 23,
2001, pp. 20-25
An insider look at the Democratic Leadership Council.
6. Foerstel, Karen "Democrats See Brighter Days in a Shared Spotlight"
CQ WEEKLY, April 14, 2001, pp. 818-820 Party leaders stress unity over starring roles, new attention to local
concerns.
7. Karlan, Pamela & Richard Posner "The Triumph of Expedience"
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, May 2001,
pp. 31-41 How America lost the election to the courts.
8. Taylor, Andrew "Shakeup in the Senate" CQ WEEKLY, May 26, 2001, pp. 1208-1246 One man's move ends GOP's six-year reign.
9. Victor, Kirk "Independent's Day"
NATIONAL JOURNAL, May 26,
2001, pp. 1570-1577 With his defection, James Jeffords changed everything. Minority is
majority, the White House is playing defense, and republicans are pointing
fingers.
Discours sur l'état de la Nation
2002
Le réveil des contre-pouvoirs <
http://news.courrierinternational.com/re?msd=40053691&usd=48626750&lsd=5
>
L'union sacrée autour de George W. Bush est terminée. L'opposition
démocrate, la presse et même des parlementaires républicains n'hésitent
plus à critiquer le président. Avec en toile de fond l'approche des
élections du mois de novembre 2002
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