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   Easy Voting Guides

The League of Women Voters provides Easy-to-Read Voter Guides in California and Maine.  Check the LWE website for guides in other states.

The National Disability Rights Network also has Easy-to-Read Voters Guides in Oregon and Maryland.  Check the NDRN website for guides in other states.

   Other Links

Ballotpedia
information about American politics and elections covering local, state and federal politics.

Can I Vote
information about U.S. elections in all 50 states, such as registration deadlines and guidelines regarding absentee voting.

Vote Smart

a non-profit, non-partisan research organization that collects and distributes information on candidates for public office in the United States

Politwoops

A nonpartisan site displays tweets that were published and then deleted by local and national U.S. politicians and presidential candidates.