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Below are select web resources that offer facts and further links/avenues
to help you make informed decisions on election day and beyond.
Feel free to link, print or share...AND don't forget to
register to vote!
PBS'
By the People Use this website to find the best election news and information out there. PBS brings you in-depth coverage and analysis from our signature programs, as well as tools to research candidates and elections, a roundup of the best election Web sites, and a calendar to keep you current on campaign events.
Project Vote Smart & The Vote Smart Web Project Vote Smart has compiled an extensive bank of clearly organized, well researched information. Vote Smart links their unique database with other sources found on the Internet. Information includes the voting records, campaign finance data and special interest groups' evaluations of Congressional representatives. Also current candidate information in the path to the Presidency. 
Federal Election Commission (FEC) This guide
to using FEC services provides access to candidate financial
information,
news releases and the National Mail Voter Registration Form. The
FEC Citizen Guide is designed as a tool for anyone
who wishes to learn more about financing campaigns for federal
office, the rules and regulations pertaining to this process,
or elections and voting in general.
Candidate Scorecard
Candidates go
head-to-head on a variety of issues including civil liberties, criminal
justice, economy, education, the environment — and more.
The Center for Responsive Politics Opensecrets.org: Money in Poilitcs data: Non-profit, non-partisan research group based in Washington DC. The Center's National Library on Money and Politics provides custom research on current and historical federal campaign finance records. 
League of Women Voters A multi-issue
organization of men and women who wish to encourage the informed
and active participation of citizens in government. The
League's DemocracyNet is a project of the League of Women Voters Education
Fund. It is an interactive platform designed to improve the quality
of voter information and create a more educated and engaged electorate.
DNet encourages candidates to address a wider range of issues,
and to address them in greater depth, than they might in other
media.
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