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Political Parties
College Democrats of America

http://www.democrats.org/college_democrats/

The College Democrat site explains the mission, history and issues of this branch of the party. Membership is also available at this site.

College Republican National Committee Homepage

http://www.crnc.org

Alphabetical listing of College Republican chapters throughout the country.

Democracy*Dynamics

http://www.usa-democracy.org/

Democracy*Dynamics is a political movement to revolutionize the American electoral system and political process through a dynamic process of choice, representation and empowerment.

The Democratic Caucus

http://www.house.gov/demcaucus/welcome.html

This is where the policies of the Democratic Congressional Membership can be accessed. Good research stuff for students.

Democratic National Committee

http://www.democrats.org/

Here you can find out everything the Democrats are doing. You can find out about their events, sign up for their electronic newsletter and even join the party.

Independence/Reform Party

http://www.emf.net/~cr/reform-party.html

Ross Perot has started a national political party and if you want to help, just scroll down to your state and find out what you can do to help. There are lots of transcripts from Perot speeches to be downloaded.

Libertarian Party Headquarters

http://www.lp.org/lp/

This site isn't very graphic-heavy, but it is dense with Libertarian issues and positions. Those positions are also very Internet oriented. As with all the political party sites, you can join too.

Natural Law Party of the United States of America

http://www.fairfield.com:80/nlp/

Describes America's fastest growing alternative political party. For those interested in government that is conflict-free, prevention oriented, and that utilizes proven, field-tested solutions. Features the most comprehensive platform of any U.S. political party.

New Party

http://www.igc.apc.org/newparty/

A grassroots, progressive political party running candidates for local elections around the country. They fight for living wage jobs, campaign finance reform, and public education.

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The Political Lighthouse

http://www.sjca.edu/~cgillen/lighthouse.html

A comprehensive linked index to most of the major political parties in America today, complete with humorous commentary.

Political Parties and Youth Organizations Around the World

http://www.luna.nl/~benne/pp/index.htm

An extensive list of political parties and youth organizations around the world.

Reform Party of Tennessee

http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5396/

The Tennessee Reform Party is committed to creating a level playing field in American political campaigns, so that all ideas may be freely and fairly discussed. If you want to help to make the dream reality, contact your local coordinator !

Republican National Committee

http://www.rnc.org/

The RNC has a pretty interesting home page. It looks like a small town main street and the icons are the storefront windows. You can link with candidates and get their e-mail addresses and, of course, join the party.

Young Democrats of America

http://www.democrats.org/young_democrats/

This site offers a map of the U.S. that you can click on to find the contact information and upcoming YD events for your area.

Young Republican National Federation Homepage

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/yrnf/

A listing of upcoming events and links to Young Republican chapters throughout the country.