Nonprofits' Policy and Technology Project has assembled a site that provides a long list of nonpartisan voter education and policy discussion sites that are both informative and interactive, and oriented towards users of all ages and interests. This site also provides information on the movement towards online activism and civic involvement in addition to links to nonpartisan sites of interest. This site seeks to make it easier for people to become politically active through the Internet. In addition, it is an excellent clearinghouse for current news articles from major media outlets sorted into 32 interest areas. This site provides 90-second video clips of presidential, gubernatorial, and congressional candidates.
Users select a candidate and an issue, and view the corresponding clip.
The idea behind the site is that by providing on-demand video clips, the candidates have an equal chance at presenting their views to the public. This is a fun and sometimes surprising site that allows users to input their own views on a series of issues, and then sorts the candidates according to how well they compare. The purpose of this site is to provide information on current events and policy issues, and gather public opinion by allowing users to voice their views on politicians and current issues. Users can read both the actual legislation and non-legalistic summaries, related news, and opinions from advocacy groups. Users can vote on bills that interest them.