US Elections 2004 Republican, George W. Bush is returning for a
second term as President. Bush clinched the victory in the 2004
Presidential Election after winning the 20 electoral votes in
Ohio, which gave him a total of 274 electoral college votes. In
case you're still confused about how everything works, Kidzworld
takes a look at the American electoral system. US Elections -
The PlayersPresidential Candidates: Must be at least 35 years
old, born in the USA and have lived in the USA for 14 years.
Political Parties: Groups of people who have similar ideas about
how the country should be run, who put forward candidates in
political elections. Voters: must be 18 years old, a US citizen
and meet the residency requirements for his or her state. US
Elections - Popular VotePolitical parties elect a person to run
as their presidential candidate through primaries and caucuses,
in which party members vote for their fave candidate.
Independent candidates (those without party affiliations) simply
register themselves as