Copernicus Election Watch

Until the election, this year's candidates will continue to travel the country to meet Americans and share their views about important issues. To help you stay up-to-date on the election, we've teamed up with USA TODAY Education to bring you classroom activities that correspond to important election events and political statistics. We'll keep adding new activities through Election Day, so come back frequently for the latest installments!

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For breaking news on the election front, head to USA TODAY Campaign 2000. Read through the latest headlines; participate in a political quiz; watch and listen to speech sound bytes; flip through the campaign photo gallery; and catch up on other stories in American politics. Kids, read an interview with Kirk Spitzer, a USA TODAY political reporter, or learn about political behavior and the media.

Want to know more?

Stay on top of the latest election news with Time For Kids's Election Connection.

Read election news stories written by kids for kids at Children's Express.

At PBS Online NewsHour's Extra Election Headquarters, submit a question for a presidential candidate, speak out on campaign issues, and read kid-focused election news.

Gather around and listen to radio broadcasts of election news with NPR Online.

Watch video clips from the five major party conventions with C-SPAN.org.

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