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Read up on their opinions on gun control, abortion, government reform, foreign policy and much more - that is, much more rhetoric than could possibly be taken in by Election Day. Here's where virtual dark horses such as Harry Browne, John Hagelin, David McReynolds and Howard Phillips get equal billing with Al Gore and George W. A few of these sites might even sway the undecided - that is, if they remembered to register for Tuesday.įor those still undecided, this is one site where every single presidential candidate - and we mean all 14 of them - gets his platform posted for the masses. It's just that we find sizing up candidates online is easier, cheaper and less invasive than more traditional methods of convincing voters. Pardon us for getting caught up in the hype. The Web has all the answers when it comes to finalizing Netizens' ballot lineup for Election Day. Bold entries are Issues2000's corporate affiliates.Ĭast your cursors on these election sitesįorget the voters guide, don't bother with editorial endorsements and, no matter what you do, don't turn on the television set. Numbers indicate rank overall of the top 28 political web sites. now.org: National Organization for WomenĢ6. : The Heritage Foundation (think tank)Ģ3. Political web sites by category, ranked by activity in Election Week 2000Ģ0. Issues2000 ranked 18th overall for all political web sites. You can view some of our staff's responses to the Many viewers ask about our political stances. Paul Wilson, Natural Law Party candidates Travis Kidd, Constitution Party candidates Matthew Handlemam & Vlad Koval, technical staffĪlan K. Jan Innes & Lisa Thomas, graphic designers Womack, content editor, Vice Presidential races Jesse Gordon, content manager & technical managerĬathy D. MA Columbia University, PhD Indiana University
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