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Civics 101: Information on Elections and Voting: What's the News?

Democracy cannot survive without citizens who participate. Use this guide to find information on when, where, and how to vote, information about candidates and issues, and information about politics in the United States.

The Latest Polls 2

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Election News Coverage

What's in a Name?

More Sources for Political Commentary

Political Magazines

Political Magazines

From CitizenSource, a list of political magazines and their philosophical alignments. Articles from many of these magazines are available from the full-text databases in the library.

Policy and Research

Think Tanks are research organizations that conduct research for the purpose of recommending political policy. Check out this list to see how the best-known think tanks are politically aligned.

Citizensource: Think Tanks

Credits

This guide was developed by Leslie Murtha. Revised by Amanda Carey. Atlantic Cape Community College Libraries.
Published 5/30/2020. Based on guide developed for 2016 presidential election. Last update 9/2/2020.