Political links/resources
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Historical reference information
Lots of good info here on the history of the U.S. Senate. Great quick reference.
Suddenly want to know who controlled the House in 1827? Well, now you
can. Like the Senate companion site, this is a great reference for party
control in every House since 1789.
Need to look up Marbury v. Madison? Yeah, they've got it.
Because I haven't been able to locate an official site. For anyone
doing research on precise historical electoral college results, this is
the place.
Among the best sites of its kind, this place is heaven for the elections
junkie who loves stats and history.
A must for armchair political quarterbacks who wish to analyse
the Bush-Kerry race.
Comprehensive exit polling data from the Bush-Gore contest can
be found here.
Want to know just how horrible the deficit is? And just how great the
surplus was? It's here with budget info going back to 1962.
Day-to-day reference information
Maps of every U.S. Congressional district, printable by state or district.
Good reference stuff.
For polls, analysis and opinion, this is the online lifeline for true
political junkies
An essential resource to cut through the spin from both sides of the aisle.
Pollsters
Other reference information
Always interesting stuff from Pew. These typologies help to pin down why
the voting public does as it does. An interesting read.
Other non-reference information
Whether its verbal abuse or intelligent discussion, there's something for
everyone on this site.
The Land of the Blue
Where centrism and progressivism meet
