Environmental Scorecard from the League of Conservation Voters Contains information on Congressional environmental voting records from 1993 through the first 100 days of the 104th Congress, organized by region of the country. Politics by the Numbers Politics by the Numbers takes a close look at the votes behind the Washington D.C. rhetoric. Besides providing weekly analysis of selected votes cast by members of Congress, this firm offers proprietary software that enables you to statistically analyze, rate and graph the voting records of members of Congress as well as develop other information on the 104th Congress. This site contains articles dealing with women in politics, including voting patterns, election to political office, and the suffrage movement. Their voting data, by major market, includes registration rate, preferred political party, preferred political association, and last election participated.
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The Internet is a hotbed for political ideas and issues, and it has become the focus of a lot of legislative activity and political rhetoric recently. Here are some places that will keep you informed of political and legislative issues that affect the Internet. Electronic Frontier Foundation EFF is perhaps the oldest organization on the Internet with information dedicated to protecting privacy, free expression, and access to online resources and information. They are one of the sponsors of the Blue Ribbon Campaign for Online Free Speech. The site contains current information about US Federal, state, and global initiatives and legislatiion dealing with these issues, plus links to related sites.