The latest version of MCNP, the Los Alamos Monte Carlo transport code, has now been officially released. A variety of new features are available in MCNP4B. Among these are differential operator perturbations, cross section plotting capabilities, enhanced diagnostics for transport in repeated structures and lattices, improved efficiency in distributed memory multiprocessing, corrected particle lifetime and lifespan estimators, and expanded software quality assurance procedures and testing, including testing of the multigroup Boltzmann Fokker Planck capability. New and improved cross section sets in the form of ENDF/B-VI evaluations have also been recently released and can be used in MCNP4B. Perhaps most significant for the interests of this special session, the electron transport algorithm has been improved, especially in the collisional energy loss straggling and the angular deflection treatments. In this paper, I shall concentrate on a fairly complete documentation of the current status of the electron transport methods in MCNP.