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WashingtonPost The @AssociatedPress has called the State of Ohio for President Gore. Florida remains too close to call #ElectionNight @WashingtonPost

WashingtonPost The 2000 election continues late into the night. Bush or Gore need at least 270 electoral college votes to win the election for the presidency. Dark red/blue states are called, light red/blue states are projected. As of right now, this is the breakdown: Electoral college votes...

WashingtonPost The following states remain too close to call: Florida, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Iowa, Oregon, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Ohio, Missouri, Nevada, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania #ElectionNight @WashingtonPost

PortlandPressHerald Over 77% of the popular vote in Maine (VP Sinclair's home state) is expected to go to the Gore-Sinclair ticket - this will be the largest landslide election in Maine's history, surpassing the 1924 election record of Calvin Coolidge at 72% #ElectionNight @PortlandPress

NewYorkTimes New York and California have both been called by the Associated Press for President Al Gore #ElectionNight @TheNewYorkTimes

HoustonChronicle The Chronicle is calling the State of Texas for Speaker George W. Bush #ElectionNight @HoustonChronicle

Private Newly-appointed Ambassador Rice and her security entourage set out to Ethiopia so that they could establish the United States's new diplomatic mission in Ethiopia. With her went staff, security, encrypted computer systems, and other important paperwork and information. Within a week the...

NewYorkTimes Polls are open as millions of Americans cast their votes for President here. @TheNewYorkTimes

2000 Presidential Election Gore|Sinclair VS. Bush|Danforth After long campaigns and two presidential debates, it had come time for the election between President Al Gore and Speaker George W. Bush. Both candidates had travelled across the country from Puerto Rico to Guam. Overall, this...

Second 2000 Presidential Debate Domestic Affairs On October 11th, President Al Gore and Speaker of The House George W. Bush met at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina for the second of two presidential debates. This second debate covered domestic policy of the United...

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