Elections & Voting
A nonpartisan, nonprofit resource aimed at reducing confusion in U.S. politics, Factcheck.org applies journalism and scholarship to determine the factual accuracy of political ads, speeches and press releases and in doing so, increase public knowledge and understanding.
Researched and written by staff of the St. Petersberg Times and the Congressional Quarterly, this website tracks the accuracy of political statements to provide the public with a clearer view of the facts. Their “Truth-O-Meter” rates on a range including “true”, “barely true”, “half true” and “false.”
Lansing State Journal Voters Guide
Find out how to register to vote in Michigan. Also, using your address and zip code you can find your local races, compare the candidates, and print a ballot to take to your voting location.
League of Women Voters of Michigan
Helpful voting information is presented along with an online voter registration capability. In addition to current election information, you can find links to other online resources.
This comprehensive website is devoted to presenting unbiased information on political candidates at state and federal levels. Entering your zip code also allows you to find your current state officials in the House and Senate along with their biographies, voting records and contact information.
Publius Voter Information Center
“Non-partisan information for Michigan voters since 1996” is presented along with general voting information, tips for students, and even maps to your voting place.
YOUVOTE – Michigan State University
A site focused on facilitating voting among MSU’s students. It offers election and voting information useful to everyone. It includes links to information on specific election issues, an election timeline and voter registration facts.