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2000 (Congressional)

Charlotte lawyer and businessman Melvin Watt served a term in the North Carolina Senate (1985-1986) where he was called "the conscience of the senate." In 1992 Watt was elected to the US House of Representatives and became one of only two African Americans elected to Congress from North Carolina in the twentieth century. This button is an example of a "coattail." The "coattail effect" presumes that the popularity of a political party leader will attract votes for other candidates of the same party. In this case, Watt was elected, Gore was not.

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  3. 1952 Annie B. Holleran
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  6. Campaigns Annie B. Holleran
  7. Overview Annie B. Holleran
  8. 2000 (Presidential) Annie B. Holleran
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  1. 2000 (Gubernatorial)
  2. 2000 (Presidential)
  3. Campaigns
  4. Overview
  5. Table of Contents
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  8. 1952
  9. 1969
  10. 1972

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