- VC/UHV Documents
- VC/UHV Library web page for U.S. Documents and Texas Documents. Connections to major sources for United States Documents and Texas Documents information and statistics.
- State and Local Government on the Net
- Site is arranged coherently to provide links to all 50 states, many counties, and a number of city governments. Also provides selective categories for multistate sites, federal resources, national organizations, and other links
- National Conference of State Legislatures
- Bipartisan organization that provides information to the legislators of the 50 states and lobbies Congress on the behalf of states. An extensive, free source of news, reports, legislation highlights, policy statements, and analyses on state and federal issues such as budget, elections, environment, health, immigration, labor, and welfare reform.
- Thomas
- Sponsored by the Library of Congress, provides access to a wealth of congressional information on Bills under consideration, Public Laws, Committee Reports, the Congressional Record, and the Senators and Representatives themselves. Also provides links to other government web sites.
- Office of the Federal Register
- Hosted by the Government Printing Office, the NARA link includes: the Code of Federal Regulations; the Federal Register; the Government Manual; and Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States
- American Presidency Project
- The American Presidency Project's archives contain 76,360 documents related to the study of the Presidency. Some of the documents included are Public Papers of the Presidents, Convention Speeches, Inaugural Addresses, and many more. There is data on elections from 1828 through 2004. Also included are links to all of the Presidential Libraries.
- USA.gov
- The Government's official web portal created to connect the world to all U.S. Government information and services.
- Open Secrets
- From The Center for Responsive Politics, a non-partisan, non-profit research group based in Washington, D.C. that tracks money in politics, and its effect on elections and public policy. Provides information from the Federal Election Commission about campaign contributions to Congress, to the political parties and the presidential campaigns.
- U Mich Documents Center
- University of Michigan Library Documents Center is one of the best gateways for government information on the web today. Geared to students and the general public, it has a search engine and topical links to connect users with a wide array of government information from federal, state, local, and international sources.
- Biographical Dictionary of the U.S. Congress
- Provides biographical information on the more than 13,000 persons who have served in the U.S. Congress. Included are territorial delegates, resident commissioners, and U.S. Vice presidents. Based on the print publication Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Authoritative source about those who have served in the country's national legislature.
- FactCheck.org
- This site from the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania is both nonpartisan and nonprofit. It monitors the accuracy of what politicians say in speeches, ads, and interviews. There is a section that allows the public to ask questions of the fact checker.
