1. Internet: Vote on a bill to extend the moratorium on new Internet taxes until 2006.
With 93percentt of the paper ballot and Internet vote counted, Mr. Gore had 55,508 to 14,198 for former Senator Bill Bradley.
Though he was also eligible for this week's Internet vote, designed to fill the final slot on each roster, Lowell declined.
The award, given by Cintas, a company specializing in uniforms and hygiene and fire-protection products and services, will be decided by an Internet vote through April.
Mark Gaffney, the president of the Michigan A.F.L.-C.I.O., which has a million active and retired members, has already cast an Internet vote for Mr. Edwards.
The results of the National Arbor Day Foundation's Internet vote are in, and it's official: Americans want the oak to be the national tree.
The Wales wing took 55% of a public internet vote, ahead of Italy's Sergio Parisse with 14% and the Wales captain, Ryan Jones, on 11.8%.
Thousands of websites and tech companies have joined an online "internet vote" protest opposing the bill, and millions of internet users have spoken out, made phone calls, or attended protests demanding transparency and accountability in trade negotiations.
This might be a good time to note that winners in all the categories were decided by Internet vote, which explains a lot; if the Oscars were decided the same way, Ms. Hilton would probably dominate the field.
But since 2002, the fans have also had the opportunity through an Internet vote to choose the last player on each team from lists of five offered by the two All-Star managers.
(AP) THE DEMOCRATS --THE INTERNET VOTE -- Despite the Arizona Democratic Party's promotion of its primary earlier this month as a breakthrough in Internet politics, only 4percentt of registered Democrats voted by Internet, and only 10percentt over all.
