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| See also: United | States presidential election, 1972#Democratic Party n |
| Main article: Democratic Party (United | States) presidential primaries, 1964 |
| The 1952 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 2004 United | States presidential election in Wisconsin took place |
| The 1980 United | States presidential election in Pennsylvania took pla |
| Main article: United | States presidential election, 2008 |
| Main article: List of United | States presidential electors, 2004 |
| The 1912 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 1888 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 2004 United | States presidential election in New York took place o |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Maine took place on N |
| The 1988 United | States presidential election in Louisiana took place |
| Main article: Democratic Party (United | States) presidential primaries, 2008 |
| The 1992 United | States presidential election in Pennsylvania took pla |
| The 1996 United | States presidential election in Arkansas took place o |
| The 1872 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Mississippi took plac |
| WikiProject United | States presidential elections |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Ohio took place on No |
| Main article: United | States presidential election, 2004 |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in New Mexico took place |
| The 1984 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Iowa took place on No |
| United | States presidential election in Hawaii, 2000 |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Utah took place on No |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Nevada took place on |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Florida took place on |
| United | States presidential electionsWikipedia:WikiProject Un |
| Main article: United | States presidential election, 1988 |
| The 2008 United | States presidential election in Connecticut took plac |
| United | States presidential election, 2008 |
| This relates to the 2008 United | States presidential election. |
| The 1980 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| The 1988 United | States presidential election in Pennsylvania took pla |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Georgia took place on |
| The 1948 United | States presidential election in California refers to |
| Main article: Republican Party (United | States) presidential debates, 2012 |
| Main article: United | States presidential election, 1992 |
| The 2004 United | States presidential election in New Hampshire took pl |
| The 2000 United | States presidential election in Virginia took place o |
| United | States presidential election |
| Main article: United | States presidential election, 1972 |
| The 1984 United | States presidential election in North Carolina took p |
| The 2008 United | States presidential election in Utah took place on No |
| The 2004 United | States presidential election in Oregon took place on |
| For the United | States prison, see Federal Correctional Institute, Al |
| Main article: United | States Pro Championship |
| As in many other | states, Prohibition in the United States destroyed th |
| . (NYSE: RRI), based in Houston, Texas, United | States, provided electricity to wholesale customers i |
| cember 3, 1892 - October 3, 1955) was a United | States publisher, journalist, and United States Army |
| It operates in the United | States, Puerto Rico and Australia. |
| a finite set of | states Q |
| For the Ocala, Florida, United | States radio station, see WOCA. |
| For the Chicago, Illinois, United | States radio station, see WILV. |
| {Table at right | states radius.} |
| United | States: Re-Viewing American Multicultural Literature. |
| Aurora (aircraft), a hypothesised United | States reconnaissance aircraft |
| In 1953, | States recorded his Gay Cats of Rhythm. |
| 2005 AIA Gulf | States Region Honor Award |
| Main article: Benin-United | States relations |
| Sri Lanka - United | States relations are bilateral relations between Sri |
| The reversing valve has two | states, relaxed and energized. |
| "Can It Be Possible?"(Cut from United | States release print) |
| "Somehow" (Cut from United | States release print) |
| Blue Monday (Blue | States Remix) |
| Charles James Faulkner, United | States Representative from Virginia |
| Loretta Sanchez (MBA '84) - United | States Representative from California |
| Ranulf Compton (1878-1974) was a United | States Representative from Connecticut. |
| John W. A. Sanford, United | States Representative for Georgia |
| John Forrester Andrew was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Edward Gilmore was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Jonathan Brace, (1754-1837) was a United | States Representative from Connecticut. |
| Anderson served as United | States Representative from Maine from 1825-1833. |
| Mickey Edwards '69 - United | States Representative who served eight terms in Unite |
| William Whiting was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Charles Laceille Gifford was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| George Ege (1748 - 1829), United | States Representative |
| John Y. Brown, Sr. (1900-1985), United | States representative from Kentucky |
| Samuel Barton was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| David Jennings (1787-1834) was a United | States Representative from Ohio. |
| James McMahon Graham was a United | States Representative from Illinois. |
| John Varnum was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Bob Ehrlich, United | States Representative from Maryland's 2nd congression |
| er 11, 1816 - September 21, 1898) was a United | States Representative and United States Senator from |
| John Greig was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| Ezra Butler, United | States Representative from Vermont |
| Freeman Harlow Morse was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| John Wilson Candler was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Jacob Benton, United | States Representative |
| John Wells was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| Jacob Broom (congressman) (1808-1864), United | States Representative from Pennsylvania |
| Thomas Fitch, United | States Representative from Nevada |
| Benjamin Taliaferro, United | States representative from the State of Georgia |
| Edward Robinson was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Patrick J. Kennedy - United | States Representative from Rhode Island. |
| John Clopton (1756-1816), a United | States Representative |
| Joseph Dane was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Daniel E. Somes was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Jeremiah Bailey was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Alonzo Nute, United | States Representative from New Hampshire |
| Reuben Davis, a United | States Representative from Mississippi |
| Charles Edgar Littlefield was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| James Porter was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| For the United | States Representative from Indiana, see William Heilm |
| James Ambrose Gallivan was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Samuel Lyman was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Thomas D. Singleton - United | States Representative from South Carolina |
| 1795-1861) was a United | States Representative from Louisiana. |
| Robert Milton Leach was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| John Cramer was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| Nathaniel Swett Littlefield was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Tristram Shaw, United | States Representative from New Hampshire |
| William Burleigh was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| Charles Andrews was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| David F. Wilber - a United | States Representative from New York. |
| Dennis Kucinich, United | States Representative from Ohio |
| Charles Lee Underhill was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Ebenezer Mattoon was a United | States Representative from Massachusetts. |
| Julius L. Strong, 1853, United | States Representative from Connecticut |
| Ralph Hill, 1851, United | States Representative from Indiana |
| Henry Latimer, United | States Representative and Senator |
| Henry Wilbur Palmer, 1860, United | States Representative from Pennsylvania |
| William Hogan was a United | States Representative from New York. |
| Ric Keller - former United | States Representative from Florida |
| Ed Whitfield - United | States Representative from Kentucky |
| Jeremiah Crabb (1760-1800) was a United | States Representative from Maryland. |
| bruary 24, 1931) is a former Democratic United | States Representative and United States Senator, and |
| Arthur Livermore (1766-1853), a United | States Representative from New Hampshire |
| G. Murray Hulbert (1881-1950), United | States Representative from New York |
| John Dennis McCrate was a United | States Representative from Maine. |
| For the United | States Representative, see Matthew Clay. |
| For the United | States Representative, see William F. Brunner. |
| This article is about the United | States Representative. |
| Elias Perkins (1767-1845), United | States Representative. |
| United | States Representatives from Minnesota who were Farmer |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Maryland |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from New Mexico |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Illinois |
| Colorado has been represented by four United | States Representatives from 1913 until the end of the |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Iowa |
| Main article: List of United | States Representatives from Connecticut |
| Main article: List of United | States Representatives from Nevada |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from South Carolina |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Arkansas |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Vermont |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Alaska |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Texas |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Virginia |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Oklahoma |
| List of United | States Representatives from Ohio |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Washington |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Kansas |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from California |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Nebraska |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Ohio |
| See also: List of United | States Representatives from Wisconsin |
| Fewer than 9 % of the population resides in 20 | states representing 40 seats in the United States Sen |
| He is a member of the United | States Republican Party. |
| It is affiliated with the United | States Republican Party. |
| He was a member of the United | States Republican Party. |
| Public Education in the United | States, republished in 1947 |
| Map showing which | states require parental notification. |
| Red and green LEDs indicate high and low | states respectively |
| Several United | States retail chains sell Bobby Jack clothing. |
| Initially the Australian | states retained significant independence. |
| United | States revenue collector 1871-1883. |
| Warring | States reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide |
| States Rights Records | |
| States Rights Gist, Confederate brigadier general dur | |
| Historical Dynamics: Why | States Rise and Fall. |
| This article is about the United | States river. |
| Defeated Shannon Briggs (United | States) RSC 1 |
| Lost to Michael Spinks (United | States) RSC 3 |
| Defeated Vincent Montoya (United | States) RSC-2 |
| Defeated Michael Wilson (United | States) RSCO-1 |
| She subsequently worked with the United | States Sanitary Commission. |
| In mid-October, the United | States Sanitary Commission delivered supplies. |
| United | States Search And Rescue Task Force logo |
| This allowed him to join the United | States Secret Service. |
| The Confederate | States Secretary of the Navy was the head of the Conf |
| incumbent Governor; former Congressman, United | States Secretary of Energy and United States Ambassad |
| Ken Salazar, United | States Secretary of the Interior, former Senator |
| Stephen Ailes (1912-2001), United | States Secretary of the Army |
| Chase: U.S. senator, Governor of Ohio, United | States Secretary of the Treasury, Chief Justice of th |
| James F. Byrnes: former United | States Secretary of State |
| Hazel R. O'Leary, former United | States Secretary of Energy |
| Serving for a time as United | States Secretary of Commerce. |
| - After Andrew Johnson tries to dismiss United | States Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, he becomes |
| United | States Secretary of the Army |
| For the Reformed Church in the United | States, see Reformed Church in the United States. |
| r the education services company in the United | States, see Allied Schools (United States). |
| For the school in the United | States, see Bancroft School. |
| For the town in the United | States, see Stelle, Illinois. |
| For Freistatt in the United | States, see Freistatt, Missouri. |
| For the town in the United | States, see Taconite, Minnesota. |
| For the horse race in the United | States, see Champion Stakes (United States). |
| For status in U.S. | states, see Same-sex marriage legislation in the Unit |
| For the location in the United | States, see Bushwood, Maryland. |
| For the musical group from the | States see Hardline. |
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