Free Essays on Our Schoold And The Country

In our school election, Al Gore and Joe Lieberman of the Democratic Party beat George Bush and Dick Cheney of the Republican Party in a landslide. Of the 845 students and staff who voted, 56% voted for Gore, 22% for Bush, 17% for Ralph Nader of the Green Party, 3% for Libertarian hopeful Harry Browne and 1% for Pat Buchanan of the Reform Party. Seven hundred ninety-one of the people were students and 54 were staff members. Sadly, just more than half of the staff members voted. Coincidentally, in the national election only 50.7% of the eligible voters actually voted. The staff elected Gore by an even greater margin than the rest of the school. A whopping 80% wanted Gore to be the new president. Bush, Nader and Browne got 11%, 7% and 2% respectively. The students elected Gore with 54%, and Bush, Nader, Browne, and Buchanan received 23%, 18%, 3%, and 1% respectively. Al Gore won on every team and got more than 50% of the votes on five teams. George W. Bush did the best on 8 Red where he took 32% of the votes. George W. Bush came in second on every team except 7 Gold, 7 and 8 Blue. On those teams Nader came in second. Interestingly enough, 8 Blue also had the one of the smallest percentages for Nader. This probably happened because Gore and Lieberman won 8 Blue by the highest margin of 72%. Only 7 Green and the staff had a lower percentage for Nader. Harry Browne did not get double-digit percentages on any team but got the high ­est percentage on 7 Red with 7%. On 7 Blue no one voted for him. Pat Buchanan of the Reform Party had a lot of trouble at our school. He did the best on 8 Gold and 8 Blue with 2% of the votes. He got no votes from 8 Green, 8 Red and the staff. In total he only got 8 votes. Thanks to the students of 8 Blue who ran this election. Also thank you to Mr. Nolan and Ms. Vacca who coordi ­nated this election. Mr. ______won in one of the closest elections in history. This election should be called Indecision 2000 instead... Free Essays on Our Schoold And The Country Free Essays on Our Schoold And The Country In our school election, Al Gore and Joe Lieberman of the Democratic Party beat George Bush and Dick Cheney of the Republican Party in a landslide. Of the 845 students and staff who voted, 56% voted for Gore, 22% for Bush, 17% for Ralph Nader of the Green Party, 3% for Libertarian hopeful Harry Browne and 1% for Pat Buchanan of the Reform Party. Seven hundred ninety-one of the people were students and 54 were staff members. Sadly, just more than half of the staff members voted. Coincidentally, in the national election only 50.7% of the eligible voters actually voted. The staff elected Gore by an even greater margin than the rest of the school. A whopping 80% wanted Gore to be the new president. Bush, Nader and Browne got 11%, 7% and 2% respectively. The students elected Gore with 54%, and Bush, Nader, Browne, and Buchanan received 23%, 18%, 3%, and 1% respectively. Al Gore won on every team and got more than 50% of the votes on five teams. George W. Bush did the best on 8 Red where he took 32% of the votes. George W. Bush came in second on every team except 7 Gold, 7 and 8 Blue. On those teams Nader came in second. Interestingly enough, 8 Blue also had the one of the smallest percentages for Nader. This probably happened because Gore and Lieberman won 8 Blue by the highest margin of 72%. Only 7 Green and the staff had a lower percentage for Nader. Harry Browne did not get double-digit percentages on any team but got the high ­est percentage on 7 Red with 7%. On 7 Blue no one voted for him. Pat Buchanan of the Reform Party had a lot of trouble at our school. He did the best on 8 Gold and 8 Blue with 2% of the votes. He got no votes from 8 Green, 8 Red and the staff. In total he only got 8 votes. Thanks to the students of 8 Blue who ran this election. Also thank you to Mr. Nolan and Ms. Vacca who coordi ­nated this election. Mr. ______won in one of the closest elections in history. This election should be called Indecision 2000 instead...