Click on some of these great sites to get empowered, get educated and get involved.

Rock The Vote

Tune into one of the most popular sites concerned with the youth vote, as it combines popular culture and the political issues of the election. Get important election information and watch music artists and celebrities on voting.

Declare Yourself

Declare Yourself is a nonprofit, nonpartisan site geared to youth that includes in-depth information on Voting FAQS, issues, candidates. The site offers creative ways to get yourself and your peers engaged, mobilized, and involved in the election through media and online social networking.

theballot.org

A nonpartisan forum generated by the League of Young Voters Education Fund, where you can write a voter guide for your state's candidates and propositions or read what others have written about them already.

Can I Vote?

Brought to you by the National Association of Secretaries of State, a nonpartisan web site is presented to answer your questions on your registration status, how to find your polling place, which ID to bring, absentee and early voting, and how to become a poll worker. You can also learn about the candidates at this site.

The Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund

An organization that is committed to endorsing “qualified, committed openly LGBT candidates.” Click here to find out about LGBT candidates in the upcoming election and those that have already made it into office.

The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Action Fund

Visit this site to find a complete guide to the presidential candidates' positions on LGBT issues. Also, Read up on other news and politics within the LGBT community.

Promote the Vote

“Promote the Vote is the Center's nonpartisan grassroots outreach project dedicated to creating a visible and vocal voting constituency for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its allies. Promote the Vote is the largest LGBT voter education, registration and mobilization project on the U.S. East Coast.”

Please note that the National Youth Advocacy Coalition provides the above links for informational purposes. NYAC in no way endorses the views or opinions of any of the above projects, organizations or candidates.