Election of 2000
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in winning the election. The election of 2000 showed a major change in party loyalties. Probably the most prominent social force in the election was the racial gap in which blacks and other minorities were pro-Bush. Suprisingly the 2000 election was not dominated by the gender gap- where woman seem to vote more often for democrats, and men for republicans. As for religion Catholics and Jewish people voted heavily for Gore, while prosentants voted heavy for Bush.
in winning the election. The election of 2000 showed a major change in party loyalties. Probably the most prominent social force in the election was the racial gap in which blacks and other minorities were pro-Bush. Suprisingly the 2000 election was not dominated by the gender gap- where woman seem to vote more often for democrats, and men for republicans. As for religion Catholics and Jewish people voted heavily for Gore, while prosentants voted heavy for Bush.