SUBJECT INDEX Presidential Election U.S. Senate New York State Immigrant Vote Minority/Ethnic Vote Voting Issues Polls and Polling Get Out The Vote Ballot Bloopers Up Close and Personal
SPECIAL REPORTS Uptown 2004 The Catholic Vote The Homeless Vote Columbia e-Day News
VIDEO COVERAGE High School Students Blind Voters Democracy Plaza First Time Voters Homeless Votes Nader Campaign Patients Voter Registration Index
CLASS INDEX Prof. Sig Gissler Prof. LynNell Hancock Prof. Stephen Isaacs Prof. Rhoda Lipton Prof. Laura Muha Prof. Sandy Padwe Prof. Robin Reisig
Most high school students won't be eligible to vote in this year's presidential election. But that doesn't mean they can't take part in the democratic process. A group of students from Manhattan's Dalton High School proved this true when they volunteered to canvass for Senator John Kerry in the swing state of Pennsylvania. Reporter: Michael RiceProducer: Pablo Silva
A recent act passed by Congress was supposed to make voting easier for Americans with disabilities. But here in New York, the improvements are yet to be seen. Reporter: Rachel ArnheiterProducer: Katie Yu
Even kids get into the act of civic responsibilty as they cast their vote at MSNBC's election coverage headquarters:Democracy Plaza. Reporter: Kristen GillespieProducer: Eileen Wu
Although voting for the first time, young voters are well aware of the importance of this election. Reporter: Pablo SilvaProducer: Sara Hassan
For years, homeless people in New York have been trying to get people to listen. Where protests failed, they are hoping voting will do the trick. Ayesha Akram reports. Reporter: Ayesha AkramProducer: Armen Terjimanian
Although John Kerry is projected to win New York states 31 electoral votes, volunteers for Nader's campaign continue to be hopeful.Reporter: Derek Wang Producer: Jennifer Lee
Battling illness and hardship doesn't prevent patients at hospitals from a desire to cast thier vote in this years election. Reporter: Esha Bhandari Producer: Michael Rice
Civil rights and community groups, including a church group in Harlam, got into the act with campaigns to increase voter registartion and turn out.Reporter: Ted Latiak Producer: Emily Mahlman
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