Independent sites, official party pages, and
nonpartisan sites each have different types of information worth investigating.
Democratic
National Committee
Use keywords to search the DNC site, or try Quick Links to read
the platform, party power structure, or Federal
Election Commission reports. The site includes video
clips of DNC ads and occasional links to authorized “attack” sites
(e.g., “I Know What You Did in Texas.com”).
www.democrats.org
Republican
National Committee
The RNC site offers the party platform, party history, and lists
of elected officials and GOP leadership along with the Republican spin on the
news (“GOPTV”).
www.rnc.org
Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee
National Republican
Senatorial Committee
Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee
National Republican
Congressional Committee
Politics1.com
Bone up on Republicans and Democrats by reading overviews of
their histories and ideologies at the (relatively) objective Political
Party Directory. The site offers an alphabetical listing of third parties
(ranging in character from the American Heritage Party to the Pot Party) that
includes their political beliefs and electoral histories.
www.politics1.com
Politics.com
This all-purpose political info site includes a long list of
nationwide
and state-specific
party Web sites.
www.politics.com
Electnet
From the home page, their State Directory (pick a state in the
drop-down box) offers information and links for state and local politics.
www.electnet.org