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Elections
Register
to Vote -- online registration, no excuse now!
Issues
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American Legislative Exchange Council
(ALEC) and The
Center for Policy Alternatives With more and more
public policy-making moving from the federal to the state level,
these organizations from the right and left of the political
spectrum are primary agents proposing policies and model
legislation. You might find it helpful to explore their proposals
before the next election.
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Campaign
Reform- Understanding the Issue -- from Public Agenda,
an organization that "unbiased and unparalleled research that
bridges the gap between American leaders and what the public really
thinks about issues ranging from education to foreign policy to
immigration to religion and civility in American life." An
excellent source.
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First Lady
Hillary Clinton's Daily Schedules -- newly released by the
U.S> Archives, these document Hillary's days while her husband was
President. Full-text, but be prepared for large .pdf downloads. Not
recommended for dial-up connections on your computer.
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League
of Women Voters -- unbiased candidate information.
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Politifact
-- "a project of the St.
Petersburg Times and Congressional Quarterly. In the months ahead,
the news staffs of both organizations will examine major claims by
presidential candidates and rule on their veracity. Our
Truth-O-Meter will help voters sort fact from fiction in the
campaign. This is a working database and over time it will grow more
valuable."
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Project
Vote Smart--a comprehensive bi-partisan, objective political
information site. Find out where your polling place is, how to
register to vote, who the candidates are, how they voted, what their
stand on issues actually are, as well as up-to-date biographical and
contact information. Sort of like a consumer's guide to politicians
in your area. Just the facts.
What are Super Delegates?
What is the Electoral
College?
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