Web Sites You Can Use -
Political Science & Statistics

Constitution Study Guide - online study guide for the constitution exam
THOMAS - Library of Congress - web site focused Congress, ongoing Congressional action and other legislative activities
FactCheck.org - Annenberg Foundation's web site devoted to examining the accuracy of political advertising
Project VoteSmart - web site for an organization that informs voters about the political backgrounds and histories of candidates and incumbents
SpeakOut.com - a web site to help people learn how to become actively engaged in political issues that interest them as well as to learn details about issues of concern
OpenSecrets.org - a site that helps users learn how money is spent and received in political campaigns

FedStats - cross database search engine of federal statistical resources
Pew Research Center for People and the Press - variety of statistical research produced for press sources
PollingReport.com - polling data from several different sources grouped by subject
Kaiser State Health Facts - statistical information related to health broken down by state. Everything from insurance coverage and provider information to disease statistics and health care concerns broken down by demographic category are available
GlobalHealthFacts.org for health statistics of a global nature

Created February 15, 2008 Revised May 15, 2008