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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 30 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Election 2000
We all know one of the big US Senate races in 2000 took place in New York. Who was the Republican candidate? | U.S. Election 2000
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Ralph Nader. He was upset at having been excluded from the Presidential debates.
What snack food made a famous commercial poking fun of the 2000 US presidential candidates while a man was in the voting booth? | U.S. Election 2000
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Snickers. Gore was a donkey and Bush was an elephant. The elephant says 'I have the same size pants as my father.' Then the donkey goes 'I invented pants.'
What city was host to the 2000 US Republican Presidential campaign on election night? | U.S. Election 2000
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Austin. Nashville was Gore, Vienna was Buchanan and Washington was Nader.
Who was the Democratic incumbent in California for the US Senate in 2000? | U.S. Election 2000
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Diane Feinstein. Campbell was Republican, Lightfoot: Libertarian and Templin: American Independent.
Who was the Democratic incumbent for the US Senate in Massacusetts in 2000? | U.S. Election 2000
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Edward Kennedy. Robinson was Republican, Howell: Libertarian, and Lawler: Constitution Party.
November 7th. The US presidential election is generally on a Tuesday, also in 2000.
Gore . Pennsylvania was worth 23 votes. Go Gore!
California. California with 54, Texas with 32, Pennsylvania with 23, and Florida with 25.
Alaska. Alaska with 3, Hawaii with 4, Nebraska with 5, and Kansas with 6.
Buchanan. Personally, I don't see how anyone could have mistakenly voted for somebody else.
Ralph Nader . Nader placed third in the 2000 election. He had status in 44 states and won 2,878,000 votes. Ballot status is achieved with petitions. The Green Party supports the environment and is against nuclear weapons.
David McReynolds. McReynolds had ballot status in four states. The Socialist seek a peaceful end to capitalism and discrimination.
Dr. John Hagelin. Hagelin had an argument with the Reform Party and left.
Pat Buchanan . Buchanan was the eventual candidate. He was a 1996 Republican party candidate and featured on the PBS news show 'The McLaughlin Group'.
Harry Browne . Libertarians tend to stress anti-government action. Browne got 386,000 votes.
Earl F. Dodge. The Prohibition Party only got 208 votes. The Prohibition party is against alcohol. It is the third-oldest political party in the United States.
Howard Phillips. Phillips had ballot status in 41 states and 98,000 votes. The Constitution Party advocates the elimination of taxes.
James Harris. Harris had ballot status in 14 states and got 7500 votes.
Monica Moorehead. Moorehead had ballot status in 4 states and had 4750 votes.
Denny Lane. Lane only had ballot status in Minnesota and got just over 1000 votes. The Grassroots party advocates the legalization of marijuana.
Winona LaDuke. They ran under the Green Party ticket.
Art Olivier. Browne and Olivier were Libertarian candidates.
Nat Goldhaber. These two were candidates for the Natural Law Party.
Ezola Foster. They ran under the Reform Party ticket.
Curtis Frazier. These two were Constitution Party candidates.
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