Data and Research Resources


There are a growing amount of resources available on the internet that will make your life easier if you're willing to take the time out to look for them. Before it hits crunch-time, do some searching on Google, search around the following websites for new material, and look at what those websites link to. If you come across something worthwhile, please add it to this list.


Subscriptions

AP Style Book

Candidates, Elections, Party-Changes, and Resignations/Vacancies



State-By-State Information


Local Information


Voter Information


Voter Engagement


Redistricting Laws and Information


Electoral College Information



Judicial Content


Presidential Content


Legislative Content


Biographical Content


Archival Content from the Web


Ratings Directories


Factcheckers

Independent Nonpartisan Groups:
Major news source with structured content:
Other cited, major news sources with less-structured fact-checking content:
state-level fact checkers:
partisan fact checkers:


Evaluating Candidates on other Dimensions

Rating candidates on other dimensions

Influence in Politics (Campaign Finance, Special Interest Groups, Ratings)

Issues

Location to District Matching


Partnerships

Sites We Partner With

Site to Partner with in future?:

Similar Sites to Get Inspired By


APIs


Advocacy


K-12 Civics Education

http://www.kidsvotingusa.org/
http://www.mobilize.org/index.php?tray=content&tid=top396&cid=8
http://www.kidsvotingusa.org/page9623.cfm
http://www.arsalyn.org/Display.asp?Page=democracyinaction
http://www.arsalyn.org/display.asp?page=specialprojects#vote
http://www.easehistory.org/index2.html
http://www.civicyouth.org/
http://www.kidsvotingusa.org/page9664.cfm
http://www.kidsvotingusa.org/page9597.cfm





and, of course resources available on our own site
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