There is so much more to the election process than can be contained here, so we have provided this list of other places that you may wish to visit to learn more about your government and the election process

The Federal Government; the highest level of elected officials in the land. Visit these sites to learn more about the Constitution, the branches of government, and the legal process.

• Visit the White House. Take a virtual tour, send e-mail to the President.
• Go to the House of Representatives. Contact your representative, find out what bills are up for vote today.
• Take a tour of the United States Senate. Learn of its history, e-mail your Senators.
• The Federal Election Commission site has more information on how to vote and the whole election process in America.
• Tour the Democratic Party National Headquarters.

• Go to the Republican National Committee Web site.

Explore these resources to see what the great state of Maryland has to offer in the way of election and government information.
 
State Board of Elections

• How to Vote in Maryland
• Voter Registration
• Resources for Registered Voters
• Election Results
• Historical Information
• Petitions
• Campaign Finance
• Voting Systems
• Maryland Votes!
• Contact Information
• State Board of Elections - Members, Staff and Mission

• Maryland's Electronic Capital
• Maryland General Assembly

Here are some links to governmental sites in, around, and about Kent County.

• Kent County Home Page
• Kent County League of Women Voters
• Queen Anne's County Home Page
• Cecil County Home Page
• Maryland Manual On-Line
• A Guide to Maryland Government

And a few others thrown in, just in case you're still looking for something.

• The online public service campaign for easy access to election information.
• The Constitution Society provides access to the text and history of the United States Constitution, with lots of additional information about this most crucial American document