Special Report: Election 2004

Latest polls show race is still too close to call Four years ago, this country experienced the closest presidential election in its history. Besides giving the nation an important political science lesson, the 2000 election showed many the importance of the phrase “every vote counts.” full story	Candidates covet swing states President Bush, Sen. John Kerry and their respective campaigns are working hard to sway the all-important voters in these “swing states.” full story
Students lend time to local campaigns The traditional notion that Peppedine students are apathetic is disappearing. full story
College GOP and Young Dems in high gear for election Republican students worked with others to organize on-campus debates and voter registration. While, Democrats helped organize debate watching parties and are bringing speakers to discuss issues. full story
Boxer defends Senate seat full story Libertarian senate candidate Gray visits poli sci class full story
Props 68 and 70 inspire debate Much has been publicized about Propositions 68 and 70, which involve Native American-run casinos and have been proposed to provide solutions to the state’s budget problems. full story

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Election Perspectives

Why I am Voting For…

George W. Bush or John Kerry?

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