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Election Resources

Your vote counts! This year candidates for many offices are running neck and neck, so yours could be the ballot that determines who wins. Don't know which side you're on? Use the following resources to help you decide.

Voting in Wisconsin

Voting information from the Wisconsin State Elections Board.

Election Resources from Andersen Library

CQ Almanac REF JK 1 C66 1986
Gives voting record for each Representative and Senator on selected bills.

Almanac of American Politics REF JK 1012 .A44
Gives description of current elected officials including where they stand on major issues and how different organizations rate them as being effective legislators.

Other Election Resources

Decipher the spin Savvy Voter Factcheck.org	In their own words C-Span's Vote 2004 NPR's election coverage	Follow the money Federal Election Commission Open Secrets
Read the issues Project Vote Smart League of Women Voters Democracy Now E-Democracy	Candidates and Parties John Kerry George W. Bush Ralph Nadar Democratic National Committee Republican National Committee Green Party

For assistance with finding more election resources, contact a reference librarian at (262) 472-1032, by email or chat or in person at the Library's Reference Desk.

Last Revised: MS - 8/6/2007