Sources for Political Information
Evaluating media and news sources
In today’s digital age, navigating news and media can be challenging, especially with
the prevalence of misinformation. Critically thinking and evaluating the information
presented can be essential for making informed decisions. Critical thinking skills
help individuals assess the accuracy, credibility, and biases in news sources.
It is the responsibility of us all to be fair and accurate.
It is the responsibility of us all to be fair and accurate.
Nonpartisan Sources of Political Information
Online tools to assist citizens to register, vote and request absentee ballots; provides voter information,
facilitates civic engagement.
App that is a one-stop shop for all things political: elected officials, candidates, current legislation, plus daily surveys and results.
Provides unbiased information on candidates through voting records, issue positions,
ratings, public statements, and campaign finances.
Provides news on issues from multiple perspectives.
Up to date information on current bills being voted on by Congress, allows citizens
to send opinions directly to representatives and track their votes and bill outcomes
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