The Perfect Tie

Groundbreaking research into the 2000 presidential election reveals its broader implications for American politics and society. Ceaser and Busch analyze key elements such as divided government, independent candidates, and campaign strategies while separating myth from fact. They emphasize often-overlooked issues like foreign policy, making this book a vital resource for students of American Government and anyone interested in the lasting significance of the election. The authors provide a nuanced understanding of electoral politics and its impact on future elections.