The following websites provide information on electoral politics in the U.S:

1. www.webwhiteblue.org - Online public service campaign to provide information on elections.
   
   
2. www.politics1.com - Public service site to inform the American electorate about candidates.
   
   
3. www.vote-smart.org - Project Vote Smart - National Library of Information on Political Candidates and Elected Officials.
   
   
4. www.dnet.org - Project of the League of Women Voters Education Fund and the Center for Governmental Studies.

For information on Congress, visit:

5. www.capweb.net - The internet guide to the United States Congress.
   
   
6. www.congressvote.com - Forum on Issues Before Congress.
   
   
7. thomas.loc.gov - Legislative Information on the Internet (Library of Congress).
   
   
8. www.senate.gov - The official site of the U.S. Senate.
   
   
9. www.house.gov - The official site of the U.S. House of Representatives.

For information on voter registration, visit:

10. www.onlinedemocracy.com - Free web site to register to vote online.
    
    
11. www.fec.gov - The official site of the Federal Elections Commission, offering the National Mail Voter Registration Form.

Compiled by: Presbyterian Washington Office - www.pcusa.org/washington