2004 Election Entries

Primary Frontline Pen Pals

http://nhpr.org/blogs/penpals2004/index.php

New Hampshire Public Radio (Concord, NH), KUNI Public Radio (Cedar Falls, IA)

Five Iowa and five N.H. voters were paired in weblog exchange during Democratic caucuses and primaries to track their reactions to the campaigns.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Canada Votes

http://www.cbc.ca/canadavotes

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Toronto, Ontario)

A Web site to give Canadian voters information for the June 28 Federal election. Includes:
Red Book: follows past and current promises of Liberal government.
The Daily Answer: Reporter answers a viewer’s question.
CBC News bus: Reporters blog the campaign.

AOL Election Guide 2004

http://www.electionguide04.com/

AOL News (Dulles, VA)

Online breaking news, analysis, hot topics, voter services, local election information via Zip Code, glossary and sideshow of comedy and satire.

Beyond Red & Blue: The New Map of American Politics

http://www.massinc.org/commonwealth/new_map_exclusive/beyond_red_blue.html

Common Wealth Magazine (Boston, MA)

This online-exclusive project analyzes U.S. county voting trends and clusters patterns into a map suggesting there are10 geographic voting typologies.

Electoral College Calculator

http://www.opinionjournal.com/ecc/intro/index.htm

OpinionJournal.com (Stockton, NJ)

Explains the Electoral College with a map that users click to indicate how they think each state will vote. Results from previous elections are also made available.

New Hampshire Diary

http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,interactive_features,00.html

The Wall Street Journal Online (New York, NY)

Shadows four undecided voters from New Hampshire during the primary to track how they finally decided to vote.

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