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State GovernmentsState of Alabama
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The Governors of the Fifty States
State Governor Current term1
Ala.
Don Siegelman (D)
19992003
Alaska
Tony Knowles (D)
199820022
Ariz.
Jane Dee Hull (R)
19992003
Ark.
Mike Huckabee (R)
19992003
Calif.
Gray Davis (D)
19992003
Colo.
Bill Owens (R)
19992003
Conn.
John G. Rowland (R)
19992003
Del.
Ruth Ann Minner (D)
20012005
Fla.
Jeb Bush (R)
19992003
Ga.
Roy E. Barnes (D)
19992003
Hawaii
Benjamin J. Cayetano (D)
199820022
Idaho
Dirk Kempthorne (R)
19992003
Ill.
George H. Ryan (R)
19992003
Ind.
Frank O\'Bannon (D)
20012005
Iowa
Tom Vilsack (D)
19992003
Kans.
Bill Graves (R)
19992003
Ky.
Paul E. Patton (D)
199920032
La.
Mike Foster (R)
20002004
Maine
Angus S. King, Jr. (I)
19992003
Md.
Parris N. Glendening (D)
19992003
Mass.
Jane Swift (R) 3
20012003
Mich.
John Engler (R)
19992003
Minn.
Jesse Ventura (IP)4
19992003
Miss.
Ronnie Musgrove (D)
20002004
Mo.
Bob Holden (D)
20012005
Mont.
Judy Martz (R)
20012005
Nebr.
Mike Johanns (R)
19992003
Nev.
Kenny Guinn (R)
19992003
N.H.
Jeanne Shaheen (D)
20012005
N.J.
Jim McGreevey (D)
20022006
N.M.
Gary E. Johnson (R)
19992003
N.Y.
George E. Pataki (R)
19992003
N.C.
Mike Easley (D)
20012005
N.D.
John Hoeven (R)
20012005
Ohio
Bob Taft (R)
19992003
Okla.
Frank Keating (R)
19992003
Ore.
John Kitzhaber (D)
19992003
Pa.
Mark S. Schweiker (R)3
20012003
R.I.
Lincoln C. Almond (R)
19992003
S.C.
Jim Hodges (D)
19992003
S.D.
William J. Janklow (R)
19992003
Tenn.
Don Sundquist (R)
19992003
Tex.
Rick Perry (R)3
20002003
Utah
Michael O. Leavitt (R)
20012005
Vt.
Howard Dean (D)
20012005
Va.
Mark Warner (D)
20022006
Wash.
Gary Locke (D)
20012005
W. Va.
Bob Wise (D)
20012005
Wis.
Scott McCallum (R)3
20012003
Wyo.
Jim Geringer (R)
19992003
NOTE: Governors listed in italics were elected in 2001.
1. Except where indicated, all terms begin and end in January.
2. Term begins and ends in December.
3. Lieutenant governor serving out the remaining term of governor.
4. Independence Party.
ElectionsAtlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, 1932-1996- http://www.klipsan.com/usp32-96.htm The Atlas uses 59 maps and a like number of associated tables to cover Franklin Roosevelt\'s election in 1932 through Bill Clinton\'s re-election last November. It shows which candidate carried which states and how every candidate receiving two percent or more of the vote nationally did in each. In Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
Elections Around the World- http://www.agora.stm.it/elections/election.htm This site has information on current and past elections for every country in the world that holds elections. There is information on how each country does their election, as well political party information for that country.
Electoral College- http://www.nara.gov/fedreg/elctcoll/index.html Details on the Electoral College, its procedures, policies, history and information on Presidential elections, 1789 through 1996, including candidates, electoral and popular votes, and election notes and 1996 and 1992 electoral votes and electors, by state. From the National Archives and Records Administration.
Great Debate & Beyond : The History of Televised Presidential Debates- http://www.mbcnet.org/debateweb/ Multimedia files, curriculum materials, summaries, and assessments of all U.S. presidential debates from 1960 on.
Political Advertising- http://catalog.socialstudies.com/c/Pages/PolAdv.html In this activity you\'ll learn about some common persuasion techniques and propaganda strategies used in political advertisements. You\'ll find out the strategies that political candidates use to make themselves look good and their opponents look bad. Then, you\'ll get to create your own political campaign commercial. So practice your cheesey smile, fine-tune your finger-pointing, and get started.
Presidential Election 2000- http://www.closeup.org/campaign.htm Use our fully annotated links to find the candidates\' and political parties\' Web sites, review the primary/caucus schedule, enjoy campaign analysis and news, get the scoop on campaign finance and regulation, and learn about presidential campaign history.
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