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Last Updated: Friday, 5 November, 2004, 13:40 GMT
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Audio slideshow: Campaign 2004
The highs, lows, twists and turns in the battle for the White House between President George W Bush and Senator John Kerry - relived in sound and pictures.

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Vote USA 2004

KEY STORIES

Chertoff voted US security chief
US voters 'endorsed Iraq policy'
US election funds smash records
Key US state certifies Bush win

VIEWPOINTS

A moral mandate?
Foreign challenges ahead

FEATURES AND ANALYSIS

George W Bush's first inauguration in January 2001 On the homefront
Domestic matters may top the agenda as the second term starts

New cabinet members
Bureaucratic battles

THE RESULTS

Mapping the election

HAVE YOUR SAY

Bush victory: Global reaction
Voters' views: Bush wins

VIDEO AND AUDIO

watch Road to victory

IN DEPTH

Full post-election coverage


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