Citizenship, Elections & Issues: U.S. Presidential Election Resources

Professional and trade journal publishing news, advice and commentary for modern political campaigns.

Gale Academic OneFile: 2008-2011.
Quarterly professional law journal covering all legal issues concerning elections and voting rights.

Full-text from 1994-present.

Contains 77,000+ documents related to the study of the Presidency. From the University of California, Santa Barbara.

International coverage of US election.

Coverage of public affairs events.

Weekly column from political analyst.

Nonpartisan voter advocacy aiming to reduce deception and confusion in U.S. politics. They monitor factual accuracy of politicians words.

Electoral stats, polls and projections.

Tutorial offering simplified glimpse into fundamentals of public opinion polling from the Roper Center at Cornell University.

Official online companion to the 2008 debates, with interactive quizzes on issues, statistics and ability to watch debates live online.

Audio content and articles from national Public Radio.

Nonpartisan guide to money’s influence on U.S. elections and public policy.

Extensive studies and survey data and reports.

Presidential campaign commercials 1952-2008.

Cinematic and interactive visualizations of how Americans voted in presidential elections at the county level over the past 164 years.

Guide to public opinion data published on the Internet by nonpartisan organizations