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When the Presidential Election comes every four years, the people of the United States begin to think about either Democrat or Republican. In all actuality, there are other parties to be thought of. One must look at all aspects of what someone is standing for and dig deep into the background of the candidate and party and see if their whole platform is what someone would want in office.
This project is being done to open the eyes of the students in the classroom and so that they may open the eyes of more people when elections come around. The researcher received a majority of her information off of the internet and from a publication from the libarary. This paper is strictly limited to the parties that were either involved or tried to be involved in the 1996 and 2000 Presidential Elections.
SUMMARY
The researcher of this paper, has pulled all the parties existing or non existing anymore that either had a candidate or nominee or endorsed someone for the 1996...

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Title: Third Parties
Approximate word count: 1996
Approximate pages: 8 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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