Yes, it's that time of year again, time to enter a small booth, pull a lever, and play the neverending game of politics. The rules of the game are simple: You merely pick the candidate you most believe in and give them your vote. Easy, right? Right. And there's only one problem... "Some assembly required. Product substitution may occur. Items may shift during transit."
Faithfully answering the question, "Who's who and what's what?"
  


Voter.com
Political information site dedicated to voter education. Well put together and easy to use, contains a lot of interesting stuff
Portrait of America
Put together by Rasmussen Research, this site touts itself as "The #1 Source for Public Opinion Data" Is it right? You be the judge.
Project Vote Smart
If you want information, here it is! This project keeps tabs on over 40,000 politicians, covering nearly everyone on the upcoming ballot. Founding board members of this site include former US Presidents, Senators, Representatives, Speakers of the House, and various other notable names in politics. Highly recommended.
Republican National Committee
Official home page of the Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
The official home page of the Democratic National Committee
The Libertarian Party
Brush up on your 3rd parties at the home page of the Libertarian Party
Young Republicans Online
Official web page of the Young Republicans
Young Democrats of America
Web site of the Young Democrats of America
State Republican Parties
Interested in finding Republican party information for your state? If so, this is the place for you. Contains a comprehensive listing of info.

What's in the News?

CNN
*This* is CNN
ABCNews
ABC News--Not to be confused with the alphabet song
FOXNews
Fox News--Not to be confused with a small, furry, red mammal hunted in Britain
MSNBC
MSNBC--Not to be pronouned "Missin' Bec"
CBS
CBS News--Not to be called "see abyss"