Project VoteSmart
Great place to begin. Look up biographies, issue positions, voting records. Search
the Presidential candidates' public statements.
Politics 1
Links to official web sites of candidates, political parties, special interest
groups, and political news events.
FactCheck.org (Annenberg Public Policy
Center)
Opensecrets.org (Center for Responsive
Politics)
Non-partisan, non-profit tracks money and U.S. elections.
OnTheIssues.org
Non-partisan, non-profit lists candidates on issues, and topics in the news.
Federal Election Commission
Administers and enforces federal election laws. Statistical and other materials
concerning the financing of federal elections.
CQ
MoneyLine
Allows you to track political contributions from individuals, PACs, candidates,
elected officials and party committees. You can use it to learn what industries
raise and distribute the most money, and where those dollars are going.
CQ MoneyLine also gives you the tools to follow the flow of soft money
through 527 organizations and offers information on thousands of lobbyists.
Political
Science Resources (Univ. of Mich. Documents Center)
U.S.
Electoral College (National Archives and Records Administration)