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Many young adults say they have a hard time finding unbiased information about issues and candidates. Use this guide to cut through the election season hype and get the info you need. (from Common Sense Media)
The National Children’s Book and Literacy Alliance created the Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out book and website to encourage young people to read more about America’s rich history and culture; to think more about America’s future; to talk more about our nation’s leadership; and to act on their own beliefs and convictions, ensuring this great democratic experiment will survive and thrive.
Understand what influences voters in US elections by watching a fast-paced video and learning the concepts of party loyalty, personal characteristics, and taking a stance on key issues. Grade 9+
The first US president was elected in 1789, and while some traditions remain, many voting laws have changed and evolved since then. So, who gets to vote? Why do Americans vote on Tuesdays? And, what’s even on the ballot?
How to Vote in Every State
