Well, not exactly, but close enough, at least in Presidential years.

Well, during the first four months of 2000, the last presidential election year, the economy created 1.1 million new jobs.

A tax increase seems next to impossible in a Presidential election year.

One of the problems with a presidential year is that it starts so early.

The sums increased to $262 million in the 1996 Presidential year.

It is a Presidential year, which should drive up turnout.

This is not the typical July of a presidential election year.

That indicator has worked for six of the last seven Presidential election years.

Most of the 20,000 items are from the 1850s through Lincoln's presidential years, 1860-65.

And in presidential election years, February is the only such month, with a decline of 0.12 percent, on average.