Election 2004

Election 2004

Pictures from http://www.time.com/time/election2004/candidates/

"Democrats tend to believe that government has a duty to help citizens, especially the neediest. They also argue for strict regulations on worker safety, gun control, and the environment.

Republicans tend to favor a less active government role in social programs. They believe that strong support of businesses will help the economy and provide more jobs - leading to increased opportunities for all citizens."

From Junior Scholastic, October 4, 2004

Election 2004 Poster in Word Sample	Election 2004 Poster Worksheet
Outline Map of the United States Copy and paste this map into Microsoft Paint and use the paint bucket to color in states won by each candidate in the Electoral College in 2004.

All About Electing the President of the United States
From Pocantico Hills School in New York

Ben's Guide: Election of the President

By the People: Election 2004 (PBS)

Cast Your Vote Here on November 2, 2004

Channel One
Click HERE for my worksheet for the Channel One site.

CNN Student News

Congress for Kids

The Democracy Project
From PBS

Election 2004
From iVillage - beware of the ads!

Election 2004
From Scholastic

Election Central
From Weekly Reader

Election Co-Nection

Election Lessons
From Cyberbee

Election Quiz
From Pocantico Hills School in New York

How the President of the United States Is Elected
From Enchanted Learning

Living Room Candidate
Campaign commercials from 1952 to 2004

National Student/Parent Mock Election

Project Vote Smart

Time For Kids
Click HERE for my worksheet for the Time for Kids site.

Zoom Out the Vote

Candidates' Official Sites

George Bush and Dick Cheney

John Kerry and John Edwards

Ralph Nader and Peter Camejo

List of All Candidates