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How to contact the presidential candidates:
George W. Bush
Headquarters: Austin, Texas
Phone: (512) 637-2000
Fax: (512) 637-8800
https://www.georgewbush.com
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Al Gore
Headquarters: Nashville
Phone: (615) 340-2000
Fax: (615) 340-3295
https://www.algore2000.com
Convention links
Here’s a collection of some of the Web sites you can visit to follow elected officials, keep up to date on issues, track legistation or voice your opinion.
California Democratic Party
https://www.ca-dem.org/dems/cadems.nsf/index
California Republican Party
https://www.cagop.org/index.htm
California Voter Foundation
https://www.calvoter.org/home.html
Capitol Alert
https://www.capitolalert.com
CNN
https://www.cnn.com/allpolitics/index.html
Democratic National Committee
https://www.democrats.org/index.html
Democratic National Convention 2000
https://www.dems2000.com/index2.html
Grassroots.com
https://www.grassroots.com
Los Angeles Times
https://latimes.pages.dev
Philadelphia Inquirer / Daily News
https://www.philly.com
politicalaccess.com
https://www.politicalaccess.com/index.cfm
Project Vote Smart
https://www.vote-smart.org
Republican National Committee
https://www.rnc.org
Republican National Convention 2000
https://www.gopconvention.com
Voter.com
https://www.voter.com *
Sources: Bush, Gore Web sites; National Journal; Associate Press File Photographs
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