Democratic Party's web page contains the 2004 Democratic PLatform "Strong at Home, Respected in the World" as a .pdf file.

Green Party's web page contains the 2004 Green Party Platform "Platform of the Greens/Green Party USA" .

Libertarian Party's web page contains the 2008 Libertarian Platform "National Platform of the Libertarian Party" .

The 2004 Republican Platform "A Safer World and a More Hopeful America" is available as a .pdf file on the Republican National Committee's web page.

Campaign News LexisNexis© offers this free site, which bundles breaking information on candidates and issues surrounding the election.

e-democracy self-described as "Your non-profit, non-partisan starting place for elections 2004 information, announcements, news and discussions."

U.S. Department of State's Foreign Press Center's Election 2008 page.

Connecticut page from Politics1.com, self-described as "The Most Comprehensive Online Guide to American Politics."

Federal Election Commision Site of the Federal Election Committee that features guides for those wishing to run for office; members of the media covering elections; resources on campaign finance reform; and the structure of the U. S. election system (electoral college, etc.).

opensecrets.org from the Center for Responsive Politics self-described as "Your Guide to the Money in U.S. Elections".

C-SPAN's Election 2008 Guide

Capitol Advantage provides Congress.org as a public service, which contains an Election 2008 page. The organization is self-described as providing "grassroots advocacy products and services to more than 2,000 organizations."

Election Guide a page from the AARP (formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons.)

The University of Michigan's Document Center maintains resources within their Politcal Science United States Politics site which contains a link to a Election 2008 page.

USA.gov's Learn about Elections and Voting linked from the Voting and Elections page, Official information and services from the U.S. government.

The U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) is an independent, bipartisan commission created by the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002. EAC is operating the federal government's first voting system certification program. It issues guidance about HAVA, adopts voluntary voting system guidelines, audits the use of HAVA funds, and provides best practices and resources to election officials throughout the nation.

National Voting Rights Institute The ALA (American Library Association) describes this site as the "Site of the National Voting Rights Institute, a non-profit that challenges the constitutionality of current campaign finance through litigation and public education. Site contains legal briefs from past and present projects, news items and links to state organizations working on similar issues."

Net Election The ALA (American Library Association) describes this site as "A project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania, in cooperation with the Center for Governmental Studies and the Center for Public Integrity, this site features information about the role of the Internet in American political campaigns. Features magazine-style reports about various campaigns and a substantive bibliography of scholarly material on the Internet and politics."

The Center for Public Integrity's site has an investigation on The Buying of the President.

DemocracyNet The ALA (American Library Association) describes this as 'sponsored by the League of Women Voters Fund and the Center for Governmental Studies. Users may enter their zip codes to find candidates in their district. Includes links to other public interest group sites and a thorough list of deadlines for voter registration and registration information. Links to sites of major and minor national and local political parties."

Center for Voting and Democracy self-described as 'dedicated to fair elections where every vote counts and all voters are represented."