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By Dev Purkayastha For the Green Party, the election actually ended on Election Day. The next morning, as the Gore and Bush camps battled on, Nader and his supporters could only look forward to the uncertain future of this young third party. In the end, Nader polled three percent nationally-a respectable amount, but still short of the magic five percent that the Green Party needed to gain federal matching funds. Some activists were disillusioned, and gave up the hope that the Green Party could ever succeed as a national political force. But many others viewed the election as an important step in the growth of their party.