The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) oversees all aspects of federal elections, whereas a state board of elections only deal with state and local elections.

Project Vote Smart is a non partisan political research organization with information on elected officials and their biographical and contact information, voting issues, positions, relationship with interest groups and public statements.

The League of Women Voters Education Fund oversees Vote411.org, an extensive non-partisan source of all information regarding elections.

Young Voter Strategies, in collaboration with Rock the Vote, is a non-partisan project committed to increasing the turnout of young voters.

Circle, the Center for Information and Research on Civil Learning and Engagement, studies trends in youth voting and advocates for the implementation of procedures to increase young people’s participation in civic life.

This link is to a PDF file with the text of the Help America Vote Act, a law passed in 2002 to provide funding for various programs that make voting easier for citizens.

Open Secrets is supported by the Center for Responsive Politics, which is a non-profit, non-partisan research group. The site provides information on campaign finance, as well as political news.

The US Electoral College, administered by the National Archives Records and Administration is one of the most important components of the Presidential Election.