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Ready, Set, Vote:

Find a polling place to cast your ballot.

Need more background on the candidates?

The State Board of Elections has a candidate list for the 2004 elections and a list of ballot questions.
Capital News Service has compiled candidate Web sites for U.S. Senate and House races.
The League of Women Voters' election guide highlights key issues.
Find the breakdown of presidential election results, electoral college background and information on election law on presidentelect.org.
Look up your state and congressional representatives by your home address in Maryland.

Who pays:

Check out who gives and who gets money in federal elections on The Center for Responsive Politics and the Federal Election Commission, where readers can probe donor databases and learn about finance reforms.
The State Board of Elections has a database of contributors to Maryland contests.
More on Maryland Politics:

Party lines: Learn about the issues and ways to contribute to your political party by checking out the Maryland Democratic Party, the Maryland Republican Party, the Liberterian Party of Maryland, the Socialist Party of Maryland, the Reform Party of Maryland, the Natural Law Party of Maryland and the Maryland Green Party.
Find State Board of Elections data on past elections.

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Published Feb. 6, 2004; last updated: Nov. 2, 2004

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