Politicking 2.0
You’ve kept up with all the news, even bookmarked a few DC stringers in your effort to stay on top of the big election, but it just isn’t enough. Maybe you’re more than a little cheesed at the results in Pennsylvania, or maybe you just love circuses. Fear not, politico, Listio’s got it covered.
With more apps every week, the political side of web 2.0 is more than just polls - it’s the wisdom of crowds and communities of like-minded voters. For the people who say it’s about the numbers, find out what the web’s got on Gallup at Ask 500 People, the polling site that lets the web test the waters, or YouPolls. More serious trending is available at Trendio, the web 2.0 application that allows you to vote and even bet on your poll. Media watchers and political junkies alike will enjoy the slide voting Skewz, where articles are voted on to reflect their left or right leanings.
For those who say it’s all about the money, 2.0 webware also allows you to track campaign contributions. Follow the cash with the informative Unfluence, the application that gives shows a graphic network of races in all fifty states, up to the Governor’s level. Political Base offers street level politics in a searchable database alongside polls, news, and groups.
Of course there are some specialized political sites too. German speakers can vote, rank, and comment on German politicians at Trupoli, Republicans can rub noses with the Grand Old Party at GOPhub, and Obama folk can make their own logo at Logobama. Regardless of your affiliation or background, search Listio for any political need.
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