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Politics & Government Professors Carl Pinkele and Craig Ramsay critique Democratic candidates' health care proposals.

For specific information about the candidates' positions on issues go to CNN Election Center 2008: Issues.

Click By the People icon to learn how to evaluate a party's platform.

Politics & Government Professors Sean Kay and Jim Franklin stand ready to help 2008 Mock Convention delegate analyze the candidates' stands on Iraq and other important global issues.

These various sites can help you learn more about the issues, the candidates, and the presidential nomination process.

Below is a list of each site's sponsor and highlights of the information it provides. To go to the site click on the icon.

	CNN (America Votes 2008: The Primaries). Up to the minute campaign news and primary and caucus dates.
	C-SPAN (Road to the White House). General election information. Links to candidate web sites. Watch campaign ads and candidates' apperances around the country.
MTV (Rock the Vote). General issue and candidate information targeted to first-time voters and other younger voters.
	PBS (By the People). Background information about the voting process. Guide to evaluating party platforms. Tools to become a savvy voter.
	Project Vote Smart. General information about elections, candidates, and issues. Hiring recent college grads to work during presidential campaign.