Richard Huzzey

Which websites will you be checking on Tuesday night?

By | Mon 3rd November 2008 - 1:50 pm

For eager consumers of US Presidential election news, the climax is approaching: on Tuesday night, we’ll get to watch the results of the epic clash between John McCain and Barack Obama. Which websites will Lib Dem Voice readers consider invaluable to following the dynamics of the election as it unfolds, or tracking House and Senate races, as we watch the TV coverage?

Here are my three suggestions:

1. Real Clear Politics is a hive of polls and punditry, with links to the most important stories.
2. Politics Home, the British imitator of Real Clear Politics, has good US coverage of its own.
3. And, of course, Lib Dem Voice, where we have a busy schedule of coverage planned all through the night, as the results come in. A series of posts will point out which states to watch hour-by-hour, as polls close in different parts of the United States, and there’ll be the commentary and open discussion by LDV readers you’d expect.

Feel free to post your suggestions below!

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