Other Links to Information and Action about the U.S. Congress

The beauty of democracy today is that citizens no longer need to rely on any single source of information to make up their minds about the policies and politicians of the day. We're offering you these links to other sources of information about the activities of the U.S. Congress because we've found them useful, and we're eager to encourage anyone to make use of them to become more informed about what's really going on on Capitol Hill.

As the congressional elections of 2006 get closer, the Republicans are counting on the American people not paying attention. So, we encourage you not only to visit these sites and learn more about the congressional races in your area, but to let your friends and family know about these sources of information as well.

If you know of any additional informational resources related to the activities of the U.S. Congress, let us know by sending us an email, and we'll see if they would be useful as additions to this directory.

• Library of Congress search engine
  
  
• Swing State Project
  
  
• Progressive Punch
  
  
• D.C.'s Political Report
  
  
• Politics1
  
  
• Congress.org - not the official site of the U.S. Congress
  
  
• Progressive Patriots Fund
  
  
• Democracy for America
  
  
• Open Secrets - to search for information on campaign donors for all congressional candidates