Web Archive Resource Page (Library of Congress Web Archives)

Travel back in time...
Use the Wayback Machine to view Election 2000 Web sites from the past.

This collection was commissioned by the Library of Congress to archive digital materials covering the Election of 2000. It contains 800 gigabytes of data gathered from 8/1/2000 to 1/21/2001. For more information see the Press Release.

See a directory of the 797 sites in this collection...
Conservation District Sites (39)
Democratic Party Sites (86)
Government Sites (6)
Green Party Sites (11)
Humor & Criticism Sites (24)
League of Women Voters Sites (11)
Libertarian Party Sites (45)
News Sites (38)
Other Election 2000 Sites (167)
Presidential and Party Candidate Sites (52)
Reform Party Sites (63)
Republican Party Sites (60)
U.S. House Sites (51)
U.S. Senate Sites (130)
Vote Trading Sites (14)

Internet Archive Wayback Machine
The Internet Archive Wayback Machine is a service created by Alexa to enable people to surf an ongoing archive of the web.

What is an Internet Library?
Internet Libraries store digital materials from the Internet to preserve a record of historical documents and give free, permanent access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public.

Credits
The following organizations were involved in building this Internet Library.
Internet Archive
Compaq
Alexa Internet
The Library of Congress

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

--George Santayana

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