electorial college vote time magazine poll

electoral college vote.

washington times, a post republican national convention poll conducted by time magazine shows an 11 point lead for president bush, bush 52%, kerry 41%

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• electoral electorial electors college Article II Section I - the presidential electors are chosen by the political parties. The major parties usually choose them at state conventions. Party leaders may also decide who will perform this job. Once they are chosen, political parties submit the names of the electors to each state's election office. Each party nominates a slate of presidential electors for that state.
• cbs electoral electorial votes map - The winner must get at least 270 of the 538 electoral votes up for grabs. interactive electoral votes map
• electoral, electorial college cartogram - the term "electoral college" came into general usage as the unofficial designation for the group of citizens selected to cast votes for President and Vice President. It was first written into Federal law in 1845, and today the term appears in 3 U.S.C. section 4, in the section heading and in the text as "college of electors.'"

rnc official speeches list, full text transcripts

week in review
Thusday, Sept. 02, 2004 - safer world , hopeful america
On Thursday night, President George W. Bush spoke of his vision for the next four years - a vision he hopes will build a safer world and a more hopeful America. President Bush will build on his record with new ideas to spread opportunity and prosperity to all . Drawing from all Americans, the president talked about his plan for building a safer world by spreading freedom around the globe.

Wednesday, Sept. 01,2004 - Land of Opportunity
U.S. Senator Zell Miller (D-GA) delivered the convention's keynote address. Sen. Miller spoke about the land of opportunity created by President In 1992, Sen. Miller was selected by President Bill Clinton to deliver the keynote address at the Democrat National Convention. A dozen years later, Sen. Miller delivered the keynote address for President George W. Bush, who he describes as the "right man" to lead our nation in these times. Vice President Cheney was the featured speaker on Wednesday. He spoke to the administration's record and the president's vision for spreading freedom around the world to ensure our safety at home.

Tuesday, August 31, 2004 - People ofCompassion
The Republican National Convention focused on the compassion of the American people and the belief that the nations best days lie ahead. President Bush's stewardship of the nation was the focus when Mrs. Bush addressed the nation with personal insights into the president's three and half years in office. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger also told his personal story of living the American Dream and spreading the party's message

Monday, august 30, 2004 - A Nation of Courage
On Monday, tribute was paid to the nation and the president. Program speaker former Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke to the courage of the American people, seen through the acts of bravery of a city that saw tragedy and great acts of heroism on September 11, 2001. John McCain also spoke about the courage of men and women in the military and the president for leading the war on terror.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 02, 2004 President George W. Bush Governor George Pataki Michael Williams Tommy Franks Mel Martinez TUESDAY, AUG, 31, 2004 Laura Bush Barbara and Jenna Bush Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Lt. Gov. Michael Steele Secretary Rod Paige Elisabeth Hasselback Senator Bill Frist Senator Sam Brownback George P. Bush Senator Elizabeth Dole Princella Smith	WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 01, 2004 Bishop Rene Gracida Vice President Dick Cheney Mrs. Lynne Cheney Senator Zell Miller Governor Mitt Romney Lt. Governor Kerry Healey Michael Reagan Representative Paul Ryan Patricia Stout and Lurita Doan Representative Rob Portman Honorable Elaine Chao Senator McConnell Senator Rick Santorum Brian Sandoval Governor Linda Lingle Archbishop Demetrios
MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2004 Rudy Giuliani Senator John McCain Bill Manger Kevin Triplett Luis Fortuno Corey Hoze Louie Gohmert Melissa Brown Geoff Davis Larry Diedrich Tim Escobar Charlie Dent Becky Armendariz-Klein	MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2004 Rodney Alexander Clinton LeSueur Antonio Davis-Fairman Representative Tom Reynolds Bill Harris The Honorable Marc Racicot Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg The Honorable Edward I. Koch Ann Wagner Ed Gillespie