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The 2000 Presidential Election in Historical Perspective
Robert S. Erikson presents a look back on the 2000 presidential campaign and election, using data from campaign polls and the VNS exit polls. He examines the forecaster's error in predicting a Gore victory and follows the campaign horse race in national and state polls.
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