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...Elect Rod Blagojevich (D-Ill.) served in the Illinois General Assembly. He knocked off a first-term Republican incumbent in the Nov. 5 elections. And he's been to Disneyland...
Among the attendees is Rep.-elect James Turner (D-Texas), who is the father of Eliot House resident John W. Turner...
Integral to the increased accountability and respectability of the council is its decision last year to elect the president and vice president by popular vote. (Interestingly, some of the opponents of Lamelle D. Rawlins '99 and Michael A. O'Mary '99 voted against the popular elections in which they are now partaking...
...when you are deciding between the top five candidates. I would therefore suggest that you consider who you do not want to be president and rank the other strong candidates before that person. Crude though it may be, such a strategy will most likely ultimately pay off to help elect the president that the majority of the campus can agree...
Never have less than half of less than half of all registered voters managed to elect a President--but that's exactly what happened when Bill Clinton was re-elected. After spending unprecedented amounts of money for his re-election bid, conducting one of the most effective modern campaigns in memory and running against a discombobulated, disorganized and weak Dole campaign, Bill Clinton only managed to capture 49 percent of the vote to Bob Dole's 42 percent. After launching an unsuccessful bid to take over Congress with the help of Big Labor, Bill Clinton finds himself with a House...