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Elections: This category contains links to sites for ongoing political campaigns, candidates, and elections in the United States.

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• Asian American Politics - Asian American candidates and issues, close Congressional races, voting records, Presidential election, Hall of Shame, statistics of Asian Americans at colleges and law firms.
• Ballot Watch - Provides regularly updated status reports on initiatives and referendums for statewide ballot.
• Campaigns and Elections - Congressional Quarterly - Offers election news and background information, guide allowing you to compare your views to those of your elected representative, and related links. Portions of site require subscription.
• Campaigns Email List - A free news/information email list on U.S. campaigns and elections.
• D.C.'s Political Report - Offers campaign summaries with links to candidates, elected offices, government agencies, political parties and political organizations.
• The Democracy Network (D-Net) - A nonpartisan system for providing voter information on the Internet, free to all certified candidates and, of course, to all voters, sponsored by the League of Women Voters and Grassroots.com. Candidates are invited to include their position statements, endorsements, email address and other information.
• Election Day Simulation - Free computer simulation designed both to entertain and inform players about the workings of the election process.
• 4Elections - List of links to media opinion, radio shows, history, and other election info.
• Elections U.S.A. - Regular updates of ongoing campaigns in all states. Plus detailed results of all Presidential, gubernatorial, and U.S. Senate elections 1948-96 and a chance to vote on a variety of issues.
• Future Elections - Information about young candidates in elections 2008-2024. Vote in polls or email perspective candidates.
• The Green Papers - Facts, figures, and tidbits about caucuses, primaries, delegate selection, state conventions, party conventions, and the candidates.
• Internet Voters Guide - A non-partisan voters guide to candidates, campaigns, and elections across the United States.
• MockElection.com - Site allows schools to set up online voting, and also offers teacher resources.
• National Institute on Money in State Politics - The Follow the Money site that investigates campaign contributions on state legislative and gubernatorial campaigns
• NetCampaigns.com Campaign Directory - A submission-driven directory of political candidates in the United States from the local to national level.
• Politics and Political Campaigns - An introductory look at key parties, personalities, and events surrounding the evolution of political campaigns in American history.
• Project Vote Smart - Extensive nonpartisan information on elected officials' voting records and candidates' positions. Covers federal and state offices throughout the United States.
• SpeakOut.Com - Non-partisan, "internet activism web portal" allowing voters the chance to confidentially express their views on the issues that their choosing.
• USElections - A site that intends to build a directory of federal, state and local campaign websites.
• Votenet - Political information, products and services, including free candidate web sites. Offers campaign management software.
• Web, White & Blue - This Internet-wide public service campaign will ensure that you are only a click away from voter resources that will help you participate in this fall's U.S. elections by bringing together directories of voter information, candidates, issues, and local election information to make it easy for you to participate in the democratic process.

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