These sites will help you research candidates, track political donations, find out what ballot initiatives and referendums are on ballots across the country and learn about the impact of political ads.

These sites are designed specifically for children and youth. You can follow the election and learn about the candidates, learn about the history of suffrage in the United States, or become President for a day.

This is where you find links to both the national and state web sites for the Republican Party, Democratic Party, and a variety of third parties.

Follow the latest news on the elections at these national and state news sites.

Find out what the latest polls have to say about the election.

Learn about election laws at the state and federal level.

Elections and politics don't have to be boring and serious! These site take a lighter look at the elections through these sites that feature editorial cartoons and political satire.

Learn about the history of voting and elections in the United States with these sites that include detailed information on Presidential elections from 1789-the present, a look at 100 years of campaign coverage in the media, and audio files of speeches by leading politicians and civic leaders.