The ABC's of a National Election

Al Gore is clearly the Democrats' choice.

Bush is clearly the Republicans' voice.

Conventions are held in the summer to choose

who will make four years of presidential news.

The Electoral College counts each state's stats.

Forums and fundraisers do indicate....

Government interest by the people is great.

"Hail to the Chief" is the song traditionally played
to honor the President-Elect on
Inauguration Day.

January 20 is the swearing-in date.

Key issues are discussed earlier in lively debate.

Life for the president requires extra protection;

Motorcades and secret service follow after the election.

November 7 will tell which candidate it is...with

Oval Office privileges.

Political polls can make predictions,

but each man's success rests on his

Qualifications and convictions.

Republicans take pride in the symbol of their views.

Slogans and speeches become the daily news.

Term of office lasts for four years

Unless a re-election makes it eight years.

The White House represents the executive branch of this land.

X your ballot for the candidate of your choice.

Your vote is your right; your vote is your voice!

Zones called precincts determine where you .

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