Cagle Daily Political Cartoons - 0 views
2012 Presidential Debate Schedule - 0 views
Campaign Finance Timeline - 0 views
Youth Voting Quick Facts - 0 views
How Can We Fix the Constitution - 0 views
It All Comes Down to Race - 0 views
How Political Ads Can Elect a President - 0 views
Andy Conneen and Dan Larson AP Gov Reviews - 0 views
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1 review each day for the 2 weeks prior to the exam
Know Your West Wing Avatar - 0 views
Stop Rewriting History - 0 views
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pragmatism vs fanaticism
Would Al Gore Have Won in 2000 Without the Electoral College? - 0 views
This Nation Index of Questions - 0 views
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Answers to FRQ's concerning government. Good site for explanations.
Katrina - How Bush Blew It - 0 views
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Evan Thomas, contributor to Newsweek discusses the failures that led to the insufficient response in the days after Hurricane Katrina.
Does Your Personality Influence Who You Vote For? - 1 views
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Does your personality influence who you vote for? The short answer is yes, according to John Mayer, professor of psychology at the University of New Hampshire.
Political Views Are Reflected in Brain Structure - 1 views
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Now, a new report published online on April 7th in Current Biology, reveals that those differences in political orientation are tied to differences in the very structures of our brains.
Researchers Find a 'Liberal Gene' - 1 views
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Liberals may owe their political outlook partly to their genetic make-up, according to new research from the University of California, San Diego, and Harvard University.
Much-hyped Turnout Record Fails to Materialize - 0 views
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Despite lofty predictions by some academics, pundits, and practitioners that voter turnout would reach levels not seen since the turn of the last century, the percentage of eligible citizens casting ballots in the 2008 presidential election stayed at virtually the same relatively high level as it reached in the polarized election of 2004.
Election 2004 America's Changing Colors - 0 views
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Using County-by-County election return data from USA Today together with County boundary data from the US Census' Tiger database we produced the following graphic depicting the results. Of course, blue is for the democrats, red is for the republicans, and green is for all other. Each county's color is a mix of these three color components in proportion to the results for that county.