Issue 6, Volume 1 September, 1998
Produced and delivered by Political Resources, Inc.

Politics OnLine Conference Political Site of the Day The Star Report 1998 Mt. Rushmore Writing Contest	National Democratic Institute for Inter’l Affairs Center for Individual Rights Campaign for America’s Future The Center for Community Opinion
State Political  Links Campaign Web Review Fieger 4 Governor	Speedi Sign Campaign Graphics Spalding Group Patriot Signs

Politics OnLine Conference www.gspm.org/politicsonline One-day political technology conference in Washington, DC, sponsored by the Graduate School of Political Management, showcasing the most innovative and provocative strategies using online technology during the 1998 election cycle. Check on-line for registration details.

Political Site of the Day - http://www.aboutpolitics.com They choose a political Web Site to highlight each day, covering the full political spectrum, both nationally and internationally. They have a 4-year library of interesting political sites.

The Star Report http://thomas.loc.gov/icreport/ For anyone who has not found the Star Report on the internet, this is one of numerous places you can read the full text.

1998 Mt. Rushmore Writing Contest  http://www.contests.org For a lighter moment, consider entering a contest. If Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and T. Roosevelt could speak today, what might they say? Monetary prizes are being awarded. Contest ends 10/31/98.

National Democratic Institute for Inter’l Affairs http://www.ndi.org Non-profit organization working to strengthen & expand democracy worldwide. Offers practical assistance to civil and political leaders. Good links.

Center for Individual Rights http://www.wdn.com/cir/ Non-profit, public interest law firm, defending Civil rights, freedom of speech. It is Libertarian in orientation. Will defend some cases pro bono.

Campaign for America’s Future http://www.ourfuture.org A number of civil activists have gathered together to challenge the big corporations. Progressive agenda for working people. Extensive links.

The Center for Community Opinion http://www.communityopinion.com Conducted several internet surveys in California. And, as expected Republicans and Independence voters are much more likely to use the Internet than Democrats.

State Political  Links http://politicalresources.com/web-link-pgs/politicalresourcelinks/state-res-main.htm A new page with links to non-partisan state political information sites that cover elections, candidate web sites, live debates and more. Thank you Steven Clift for your help in gathering the information.

Campaign Web Review http://www.campaignwebreview Bi-weekly newsletter examining candidate and initiative web sites. Detailed technical profile of the sites, with blunt ratings.

Fieger 4 Governor http://www.geoffreyfieger.com Check out this site for a political campaign site with humorous graphics. A change from the norm.

Check out some of the campaign paraphernalia (yard signs, bumperstickers, buttons, etc) sites on our on-line database. http://www.PoliticalResources.com. (click on On-Line Directory)

Here are some examples of what you'll find:

• Speedi Sign - http://www.speedi-sign.com
• Campaign Graphics - http://www.campaigngraphics.com
• Spalding Group - http://www.jimcox.com
• Patriot Signs - http://www.patriotsigns.com