Information Sources  
Congresscritters, Elections, Money, and Politics
Contacting the Congress

Juan Cabanela's site gives you a statewide view of members of Congress. You get names, links to Congressional Web pages, phone, fax, and a useful biography of each member in your state. [and much more]

CongressMerge

This company compiles and sells Congressional data for organizations and people like Juan. The link is to the company Web site's home page.

The U.S. Senate

Source for Senate information from the Senate's point of view. That is, turn on your skeptical radar.

The U.S. House

Same as the Senate. Skeptical radar required. Note the THOMAS link at the bottom of the page. There are a number of options for searching the Congressional Record for bills, speeches, and you-name-it.

Common Cause - Citizens working to end special-interest politics and reform government ethics.

Common Cause deals with money in politics, the media and democracy as well as election reform and government accountability. It has a long history of nonpartisan, grassroots lobbying on these issues.

Project Vote Smart

More than you thought you'd want to know about elected officials and candidates; position on issues, ratings by interest groups, current Congressional legislation, etc.

Federal Election Commission Info.

Wanna know about money and politics. This is the place to get the information.

Center for Responsive Politics

What are the issues? Where's the money? Track your congresscritter and see. An excellent source of information, especially the breakdown on PAC's and funding. Must visit!

National Political Index

This site is a great jumping off point for political surfers. There is another like it, Political Junkie, which is okay but I don't like the teeny-weeny font they use for links.