Democrats, Republicans seek votes on Super Bowl Sunday 30.11.1999 / Elections AFP - Democratic and Republican presidential hopefuls on Sunday continue their intense campaign schedule ahead of the key "Super Tuesday" vote, even as millions in the United States turn their attention to the American football national championship game.
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