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2008 U.S. Elections

The race for the White House has started!

Well before Election Day on November 4, 2008, candidates launched campaigns to win the hearts and minds of American voters.

The key question is: Who will become the next President of the United States of America?

The real question should however be: Do you know how the President of the United States of America is elected? What are the new components of U.S. presidential campaigning? What/ Who is the regulating body? What is the impact of opinion polls? What are the rules about campaign finance? Finally, how do Americans vote?

Test your knowledge by taking the U.S. Elections 2008 Quiz.
Also, check out Youth Radio: Election 2008; Frequently Asked Questions and the special Glossary and other resources…

America.gov French page on U.S Elections
The Arabic version of EJournal USA, The Long Campaign.

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2008 U.S. Elections

The Arabic version of EJournal USA, The Long Campaign.

LATEST NEWS FROM THE EMBASSY