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Election 2000 You have to be 18 years old to vote, but young Americans can still get caught up in the election process. The following sites explain how elections work, who the presidential candidates are and what the politicians are talking about. GovSpot.com Explore special Election 2000 section on our sister site. Youth-e-Vote.net Learn about candidates and the election process, then vote online a week before the real election. Online Schoolyard - Election 2000 Covers everything from political and election basics to detailed descriptions about candidates and issues. Time for Kids Write your own political slogans and speeches. The Seattle Times Politics Classroom Political primer and special projects for older students. Vote Smart Classroom Study election vocabulary. Kids Voting USA Test your election knowledge and share your one wish for the country. BigChalk & NPR A joint effort to bring election coverage to the classroom. C-SPAN in the Classroom Get an A to Z tour of the network's campaign 2000 resources.

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