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Bill Bradley
(Democrat)
No, although he voted as a senator for an experimental voucher program.
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Al Gore
(Democrat)
No. Favors more choice among public schools.
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Gary Bauer
(Republican)
Yes, and for home schooling as well.
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George W. Bush (Republican)
Yes. Would take federal money from poorly performing schools and let parents use it for private schooling, tutoring or "whatever offers hope."
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Steve Forbes
(Republican)
Yes, and for home schooling as well.
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Orrin Hatch (Republican)
Yes.
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Alan Keyes (Republican)
Unspecified aid to help parents choose schools.
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John McCain (Republican)
Yes. School vouchers worth $2,000 for disadvantaged children under a three-year, $5.4 billion program to be paid for by eliminating ethanol, sugar, gas and oil subsidies.
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Pat Buchanan (Reform Party)
Yes.
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