Links and Other Resources

Here are some links we thought might be useful.

• George W. Bush
• John Kerry
• Ralph Nader
• Digital Election 2004 (Center for Communication and Civic Engagement, University of Washington) (journalistic and academic articles about Meetup.com, Moveon.org, and major developments in Election 2004 that concern the internet)
• Harvard University's Institute of Politics (annual youth and politics survey and videos of presidential candidates being interviewd by Hardball's Chris Matthews
• Politics Online (daily lists of articles about the internet and politics, domestic and international)
• Youth Vote Coalition (special sections on youth voting statistics)
• e-democracy (portal with links to presidential websites as well as a wealth of nonpartisan sites that provide information about the presidential candidates)
• College Vote.org (provides annotated links to websites that encourage on-campus and off-campus education about democracy)
• Center for Information and Research about Civic Learning and Engagement (resources on research about youth civic engagement)
• CampaignsOnline.org (special attention to the role blogs are playing in Election 2004)
• Democracy Net (issue grid of candidate positions on issues)
• Congress.org (track votes and issues currently before Congress as well as other elected officials from President down)
• Generation Vote (Non-partisan site that provides resources for young voters)
• Center for Democracy and Technology (resources on internet policy, including privacy, security, copyright, wiretapping and the Patriot Act)
• Institute for Politics, Democracy & the Internet (IPDI) (includes links to various IPDI reports about Election 2004 and the Internet)
• Pew Internet and American Life Project (polling data on the use of the internet in American life, including political and civic engagement)

See also our list of sites that link to Youth04.