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Institute that carries out studies and encourages discussion about technology's effect on political and organizational boundaries.
Listings of election administration resources, including US federal, state and local elections offices and hundreds of links to election-related sites.
Article on survey results indicating gender-specific preferences for getting political news online.
CNN channel offering latest news and information in the political arena.
Organization fostering the study of American politics and government at Harvard University through sponsored seminars and distribution of papers on a broad range of topics.
Magazine for people in politics, including articles, links to products and services, job listings and field campaign reports.
Organization working to promote democratic values and constitutional liberties in the digital age, with expertise in law, technology and policy.
Nonprofit organization dedicated to improving voter and civic education, disclosure of campaign finance data and improving political coverage.
Organization that studies how voting systems affect participation, representation and governance.
Public interest group founded in 1998 that seeks to improve elections by promoting campaigns in which the most useful information reaches the greatest number of citizens in the most engaging way.
Searchable database of political information by candidate and political office, including voting records, campaign spending, platforms and more.
Article about the nature of the campaign process and the way modern candidates view campaigning. Written by Bill Hamilton and Dave Beattie for Campaigns & Elections.
Organization whose purpose is to sponsor and produce debates for the US presidential and vice presidential candidates and to undertake research and educational activities relating to the debates.
Organization promoting online civic participation and democracy efforts worldwide through information exchange, experience sharing, outreach and education.
Organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, and improving democracy, offering updates, conferences and continuing education for professionals involved in voter registration and elections administration.
Non-partisan site designed to encourage and increase voter participation through online registration.
Publisher and provider of tools for candidates, issues and corporate campaigns, including a directory of political products and services by specialization.
Guide containing election calendar and entries for all national-level presidential, parliamentary and legislative elections, listed by country.
Group of public interest, nonprofit and industry groups working to educate the Congress and the public about important Internet-related policy issues.
Directory of measures proposed and qualified for balloting, summarized and listed by state, status and type.
Community of scholars supporting research, lectures and conferences addressing public policy issues at the local, state and federal levels.
Consortium of members of the journalism profession dedicated to clarifying the principles of the profession. Features articles, essays and reports on politics and the press.
Redmond, Washington-based political Internet exchange providing a place for the political professional, political novice, or the apolitical to gather information on vendors, issues, candidates, elected officials, and developments in politics.
Forum for citizens to raise and discuss issues that are important in their cities and towns.
Interactive web site designed to improve the quality and quantity of voter information and create a more educated and involved electorate.
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