Related Resources for Documenting Your Vote [1]
- Election Protection [3] - A non-partisan coalition that aims to ensure that all voters have an equal opportunity to participate in the political process.
- BallotVox [4] - A place to find the best blog posts, videos, pictures, and podcasts related to campaign 2008.
- Video the Vote [5] - A national initiative to protect voting rights by monitoring the electoral process.
- Wired's Threat Level [6] - Wired's effort to track trouble at the polls.
- New York Times Polling Place Photo Project [7] - A nationwide experiment in citizen journalism that encourages voters to capture, post and share photographs of this year’s primaries, caucuses and general election.
- YouTube's Video Your Vote [8] - A non-partisan program produced in partnership with PBS, to encourage American voters to document their voting experiences.
- Our Vote Live [9] - A site that facilitates the documentation, sorting, and organization of election-related problems and inquiries reported by voters to the Election Protection Coalition.
- MyFairElection.com [10] - A web based platform to generate a crowd-sourced map of electoral conditions across the United States on Election Day 2008.
- Voter Suppression Wiki [11] - Non-partisan site designed to be a hub of information and action around efforts to suppress votes in the 2008 U.S. elections.
- Twitter Vote Report [12]: A volunteer network of software developers, designers, and other collaborators who have created a site that allows voters to use Twitter and the tag #votereport to report conditions and problems at the polls.
- The Role of Citizen Media in Ensuring Fair Elections [13] - CMLP blog post explaining how citizen media can galvanize voters to demand election reform and help election officials identify what needs fixing in our election system.
- Get Out And Vote: Election Day Resources [14] - CMLP's list of resources to help you find your voting location and report problems.
