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Non-partisan newsletter that analyzes elections and campaigns for the U.S. Congress (both House and Senate), state gubernatorial races and the U.S. Presidency.
Site focuses on political stories appearing in the newspaper, a political blog called “First Draft,” a section entitled “Inside Congress” which breaks out voting on legislation, and a “Poll Watch,” which features national polls that have run in the paper.
Political section covers political news from international, national or individual states. Extensive video clips and segments from PBS News Hour. Political calendar highlights upcoming national or state political events.
A project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania, FactCheck.org is a nonprofit, nonpartisan website. It's also fun to browse.
The Tampa Bay Times's project to help promote truth in politics. Uses a "Truth-O-Meter" to rate the accuracy of claims made by politicians. Very entertaining.
Under the broad “U.S. Politics” heading are grouped newsfeeds, blog postings, commentary, research and new book titles looking at various political topics.
