All about U.S. national elections and the election process.

About the 2004 race and historic elections. With classroom resources.

Candidate profiles, election fact files, resource materials, message boards and vote in the mock election.

CNN presents current news about the recent US election campaign.

Provides candidate profiles, polls, timeline, and election calendar.

Learn about elections and voting.

This is the US independent regulatory agency created to administer and enforce the statute that governs the financing of federal elections.

Learn about the election process as Iz and Auggie restore peace on the planet of Kohlrabi by establishing a democracy so the Cabbage Heads will get along.

A not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the future of voting and civic development by involving kids in the election process today. Includes candidate profiles, information on voting, and tips for teachers.

Nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots organization to provide information about voting.

Simulated campaign and national election to teach students and parents about democracy. Run by a non-partisan, national network of volunteers.

PBS provides an overview of each candidate and links to each one's home page.

Includes student comparisons between the candidates of the Presidential debates, headline news, and information about the elections.

Extensive nonpartisan information on elected officials' voting records and candidates' positions. Covers federal and state offices nationwide in the United States.

Coverage of the primaries, conventions and election. Includes how to run for President, interviews with the kids of candidates, life as President, and the history of presidential elections.

Some history and a copy of the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote nationally in the USA.

University of Virginia program designed to involve middle and high school students in the fundamentals of the American political process. Includes annual online mock election.