George W. Bush 2,293,092 votes 50.1%

• Party: Republican

Federal Election Commission

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• ElectionEar - Campaign 2000 monitor

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• Election 2000

• Lieberman and Cheney 10/6
• Nader could be factor in Ohio 10/15
• Candidates differ on Social Security 10/23
• Ohio crucial, but candidates elsewhere 10/24
• Poll sees firm lead for Bush in Ohio 10/28
• Political yard signs allowed, for now

• Health worries infect politics 10/19/00
• Nader urges UC crowd to battle corporate power
• Bush leads in Ohio, but fat lady hasn't sung
• Mariemont, Indian Hill political sign bans struck down