Nonpartisan Political Information Sites

• The League of Women Voters of California.   We publish Pros & Cons and In Depth analyses of each proposition.
• The California Channel.   See interviews with state executive and judicial candidates candidates in their Free Airtime Project.
• The California Voter Foundation.   Nonpartisan Voters Guide.
• California Budget Project.   A nonpartisan, independent fiscal and economic policy analysis organization.
• Center for Responsive Politics.   Track campaign finances in California.
• Easy Reading Voter Guide. Voter information on candidates for state executive offices, political parties, propositions.
• Justice at Stake Campaign: California.   Includes the results of a National Survey of State Judges.
• Project Vote Smart.   Project Vote Smart offers extensive nonpartisan information on incumbents and asks all state and federal legislative candidates to answer their issues questionnaire. See Election information for California and Special interest group ratings of elected officials.

California State Official Election Information

• 2002 Election Coverage   From the California Secretary of State Elections Division. Includes the Voter Information Guide for propositions.
• Vote America. A comprehensive civic participation program that includes voter outreach, voter education and voter turnout efforts. From the California Secretary of State.
• CAL-ACCESS: California Automated Lobbying and Campaign Contribution & Expenditure Search System. Who gives money, and how much, in California's elections?Who receives the money and how do they spend it?
• California Internet Voting Task Force A report from the Secretary of State's task force.
• California Initiative Guide. Describes the process of putting an initiative on the ballot.
• Election statistics
• Candidate Qualifications. Are you considering to run for election?
• California Fair Political Practices Commission. Promotes the integrity of representative state and local government through fair, impartial interpretation and enforcement of political campaign, lobbying, and conflict of interest laws.
• California Elections Code

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