It is also certainly relevant that in this very partisan political environment, Republicans and Democrats both agree on the importance of information and the need to democratize its access. The political focus of the Web has been further enhanced, in the past few years, because of the major commitment that the media has made to gaining a presence on this new information medium. Interestingly their focus is more heavily centered on Washington and politics then their hard copy relatives. CNN, Time-Werner and NY Times have wonderful sites for the student of politics. This page is not an effort to reinvent the wheel, but I think there are large gaps in all of the pages that I am familiar with.
Many pages focus on the epiphenomena of daily politics and serve therefore the political junkie.
Because of the heavy presence of the U. S. on the Internet and WWW most of these sites center on American politics I would like a more encompassing sense of the political. I will include sites for campaign pages, media sources, international sources, and education pages with a political emphasis. I am also always open to new suggestions for links to these pages. Great source for an analysis of the 96 elections.