CNN.com's veepstakes game

CNN.com has launched a new game where readers can guess who John Kerry will pick as his running mate -- set up just like the NCAA basketball tournament brackets: "Regional rivals square off, then the champions from various parts of the country meet in final rounds... We've sorted 32 of the most prominently mentioned contenders into four brackets and seeded them so natural rivals must get past each other. Your task is to tell us who in each pairing is more likely to be chosen. The winners will be matched against each other until we hone it down to a vice presidential pick." Here is a sample of how the game looks.

Here are some other interesting Vice Presidential sweepstakes interactives, from washingtonpost.com and MSNBC.com...

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2 comments about 'CNN.com's veepstakes game'

Good morning! With no paper trail and the Diebold people allegedly vowing to see President Bush reelected, how can the American voter be sure that the votes are honestly tallied???

Posted by Johanna Accorti at May 16, 2004 7:54 AM

Interesting information on this blog, thanks

Posted by Twink at September 21, 2004 4:53 PM

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