Sponsored by the Government Printing Office, Ben's Guide features a cartoon Ben Franklin as tour guide of the American Government. There is material on the site for all ages (k-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) including information on the Presidential Elections for ages 3-12. The site also contains information for teachers and parents.

A non-profit, non-partisan group striving to help educated voters make educated, informed decisions on Election Day. The group's focus is to help voters make choices based on the issues rather than images and soundbites.

A resource from the Brennan Center for Social Justice of the New York University School of Law, this guide outlines the rules for drawing district lines. It includes a description of how it works today, how it could work in the future, and what it all means.

Make a difference. Be a voter. It's Easy! Use Congress.org's quick find button at right to go directly to registration information for your state.

Declare Yourself is a national nonpartisan, nonprofit campaign to empower and encourage every eligible 18-year-old in America to register and vote in the presidential primaries and 2008 presidential election.

Run by the League of Women Voters, the Democracy Network lets you access information on candidates by state or zip code. The League's web site provides information on democracy in the US and globally, offering an "e-library" of relevant resources.

The Federal Election Commission website provides voter registration forms, information on registration requirements, and other information on campaigns and elections.

A new scientific approach to the challenge of voter mobilization and profound influence on how campaigns operate.

A collaboration among youth and youth-serving organizations to share information, resources and solutions. Its purpose is to promote greater youth engagement.

Five Campus Compact student fellows spent the summer of 2004 drawing together the lessons learned from Campus Compact's Raise Your Voice student initiative and crafted a vision of an engaged campus as part of their final document.

This non-partisan institute seeks to promote a change in the way young voters are perceived and, in doing so, to promote effective legislation that addresses the needs of America’s youth.

A coalition of young Americans demanding real solutions to global warming by voting to create a clean energy economy, green jobs for all, and to secure our climate.

Provides citizens with information about the political system, issues, candidates, and elected officials. Their website includes information on how to register, as well as information on the presidential candidates and their positions on issues; congressional, gubernatorial, and state elections; and bills tracking.

The National Mail Voter Registration Form can be used to register to vote, report a change of name, report a change of address or register with a political party.

A comprehensive Toolkit that guides campuses through how to run a top-notch campus vote program. Created by the national student PIRGs as part of the New Voters Project.

A comprehensive voting website — includes registration information, models of political and social activism, and links to election news.

ServiceVote is Youth Service America's campaign to engage young people in the political process, beginning with voting

A joint effort recently rededicated to the cause of increasing voter turnout among 18-30 year old citizens. Coalition partners include the WWE, Youth Vote, Project Vote Smart, and the League for Women Voters.

An initiative of the student PIRGS (public interest research groups), StudentVote.org is a voter registration site that allows visitors to get voter registration forms by email. The site also includes a widget that campuses can customize for their own websites so students can register through their own school’s site.

TuftsVotes.com is an entirely student-run organization at Tufts, founded to help students become civically engaged through the process of voting.