SPECIAL SERIES : 2004 National Election
Nov. 2 [X]Press Election Coverage

by [X]Press Publications, staff writers and photographers
November 2, 2004 05:17 PM 		 

November 2, 2004, a day which most say can be the turning point of our nation.

If you vote Democrat, Republican, Green, Independent or not at all, [X]Press has devoted all its resources to follow the election from a various perspectives.

Whether it be text, multimedia or photo galleries the following links are up-to-the minute coverage of reactions to the presidential elections and Calif. propositions too name a few.

[X]Press staff coverage of Nov. 2 breaking news showcases a collection of the sights and sounds of a campus struggling to live in a world of political divide.

CHECK OUT OUR MULTIMEDIA COVERAGE:

  • Students Protest Election Results
  • The American Divide
  • Fashion and Politics, Who Knew?
  • Lila Lipscomb Beyond “Fahrenheit 9/11"
  • Students React to Compulsory Voting
  • Women Respond to Why They Vote
  • Democrats' Last Push for Voter Turnout
  • Amid Election, BART Boosts Security

    CHECK OUT OUR ONGOING COVERAGE:

  • Kerry Concedes, Calls for Unified Nation
  • Jack Adams Hall Provides a Window to the Election
  • Education and Political Power and Meet at Library
  • Politics Turns Ugly on Campus
  • New Citizens Exercise Most Important Right
  • California Voters to Decide on Stem Cell Research
  • Sanchez Seeks School Board Reelection
  • SF State Students Research Rank-Choice Voting
  • The Theatre of Politics
  • Candidates Put Politics in the Bedroom
  • Prop. 59 Makes Government More Accessible
  • Students React to Bush Victory
  • Ranked-Choice Voting Gets Mixed Reactions

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