VOTE ON NOVEMBER 7, 2000
Take advantage of your opportunity to have your voice heard and vote in the 2000 Presidential Election. Voter apathy is plaguing the United States. College-aged students (18-24) , as compared to the rest of the voters, are responsible for the largest decline in voter turnout.
Voting has been made easier. There is a plethora of information concerning voter registration, absentee ballots, and candidate information on the web. Here are some sites you can visit.
HOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE
Includes voter qualifications, voter resources, election links, and political party links
http://www.registervote.com/states.html
Specified voter registration by state. Includes forms, dates, absentee ballots and qualifications. Excellent site that is easy to follow. You can find the address of your state's County Board of Elections.
Detailed information by
state. Easy to follow.
Automated voting network allows you find out if you are eligible
to vote online.
HOW TO GET AN ABSENTEE BALLOT
http://www.myabsenteeballot.com
Easy way to figure out absentee ballot requirements, deadlines, etc.
by state. Absentee ballot application form available for download.
VOTING "KNOW HOW"
http://www.fec.gov/pages/electpg.htm
Statistics and information on US Federal Election process
NON-BIASED ELECTION INFORMATION
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/politics
Includes candidate profiles, race ratings, and the day's top political news. If you register with this site, you can receive a daily memo which briefs you on the top election news stories of the day and gives you a schedule of each day's top events. EXCELLENT OVERVIEW OF CURRENT POLITICAL EVENTS AND CONVENIENTLY MAILED TO YOUR INBOX EVERY MORNING.
http://www.election2000@aol.com
Gives candidate profiles and issue charts comparing candidate stances on certain issues. Also provides test to determine which candidate you match with the best.
Match your political ideology with the candidates, and see who you really ` support.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES' OFFICIAL WEBSITES
George W. Bush, Republican
Al Gore, Democrat
Ralph Nader, Green Party
John Hagelin, Natural Law Party
Pat Buchanan, Reform Party
http://www.harrybrowne2000.org
Harry Browne, Libertarian Party