Articles from Junior Scholastic (October 4, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Campaign countdown: road to the White House.			490
Can we count on it?			227
Checks and balances.			267
Cliffhanger: the presidential election of 2000: how a candidate won but still lost.	Brown, Bryan		1647
Compare the candidates.			91
Election glossary.			500
How a bill becomes a law.			246
How we choose our leaders.			275
News IQ.			141
Political cartoon.			229
Political cartoons.			441
Political parties time line.			572
Presidential election results, 1980-2000.			530
Presidents since 1945.			466
Quick quiz.			521
Races for Governor.			325
Read a map of Washington, D.C.			233
Should school be held four days a week?			359
The battle for Congress.			365
The battle for congress: can republicans keep control of the House and Senate?	Fanning, Karen		742
The Electoral College.			397
The great debate: which presidential candidate speaks for you on the big issues? Find out in this JS debate!	Price, Sean		1365
The life of the parties: why do we have Democrats and Republicans?	Price, Sean		921
The President's powers.			452
The selling of the candidates: this year's presidential election promises to be a squeaker. Could TV commercials affect the outcome?	Landauro, Victor		1029
The two houses of Congress.			323
Who votes?			302
Who will win the White House? This election is now in the hands of U.S. voters.	Fanning, Karen		1213
You call the electoral vote!			313