Issue 3, Volume 1 June, 1998
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Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR)
Accuracy in Media (AIM)
Capitol Hill Blue |
Newt Gingrich Web Site
WhiteHouse 2000
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THOMAS
Project Vote Smart Ratings
VIS Ratings
Women's Voting Guide
Congressional Observer Publications
Roll Call
The Hill |
Political Spam
1998 Candidates -
State Board of Elections
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Fairness & Accuracy In
Reporting (FAIR) http://www.fair.org Media
Monitoring group. Documents criticism of media bias and censorship.Links to similar
organizations. (Liberal Bias)
Accuracy in Media (AIM) http://www.aim.org Media monitoring group. Watchdog of
the news media. Critiques news stories and sets the record straight on issues that receive
slanted coverage. Links to similar organizations. (Conservative Bias)
Capitol Hill Blue http://www.capitolhillblue.com a structured
compilation of the political weird, the rants and raves, the politically outrageous. Very
interesting reading for the "junkie" and the sophisticate.
Newt Gingrich Web Site. http://www.newt.org
WhiteHouse 2000 http://www.niu.edu/newsplace/whitehouse.html
Thorough list of the real, the humorous and "maybe will runs" . Also a
look back at 1996.
THOMAS - http://thomas.loc.gov/ A massive compilation of
legislative information on the Internet, from the latest floor activities to bill
summaries and full texts, the Congressional Record and historical documents. A good
starting point.
Project Vote Smart Ratings can be found on each Member. http://www.vote-smart.org/ce/c-index.html
They also offer an extensive vote tracking system for Members of Congress http://www.vote-smart.org/congresstrack/
VIS Ratings http://www.vis.org/ from Voter Information Services, Inc. Their ratings are
now available for the 105th congress. You can compare the ratings of different advocacy
groups, covering the full gamut of left to right.
Women's Voting Guide http://www.womenvote.org this is a new service
from Women Leaders OnLine geared to women. You indicate your position on a wide range of
issues and then they will provide a record comparing your position with that of your
representative.
Congressional Observer Publications http://www.proaxis.com/~cop/
provides
instantaneous access to the votes in Congress. As soon as a vote is recorded, you can get
the vote. There is a small fee chargedfor this service.
Roll Call - http://www.rollcall.com News scoops, updated
daily, info on congressional members, who's not running in '98, politics on the hill, etc.
The Hill - http://www.hillnews.com Front page congressional
stories, political pundit commentaries, campaign '98, etc.
Political Spam
is being closely monitored at http://www.mindshare.net/news/politicalspam.shtml.
It appears that the E-mail Slates in California, mentioned in last month's Political Web
Notes, have been withdrawn. The potential backlash from the opponents probably entered
into the calculation.
1998 Candidates - State Board of Elections - If you are marketing
products and services, check-out the State Board of election sites. We have marked
those state where candidate information is available: State Boards of Elections Page
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