Not sure of your Congressional district or who your member is? This service will assist you by matching your ZIP code to your congressional district, with links to your member's website and contact page.

The Voter Registration Center is designed to help the New American Majority get registered and become voters. It is a gateway for finding out your state’s voting regulations, registering to vote and restoring your vote.

Ballotpedia is the digital encyclopedia of American politics, and the nation’s premier resource for unbiased information on elections, politics, and policy.

It will take 270 electoral votes to win the 2024 presidential election. This interactive map allows you to create your own 2024 election forecast.

Movement Advancement Project rates each state’s laws and policies to see which promote democracy and which inhibit it. This interactive map lets you see how every state ranks.

The Movement Advancement Project tracks policies that impact LGBTQ+ youth and adults by state and rates each state. Explore the map to find out more.

This site provides tools and services to help you register and vote, including state-by-state registration deadlines, vote by mail sign ups, and reminders.

The Voter Participation Center is a nonprofit that helps the New American Majority (people of color, young voters and unmarried women) get registered to vote. They have a slew of resources and research.

College students have the option to register to vote in either their home state or school state. This site allows you to determine where your vote will be more impactful by assessing how close the election is in each state and providing that information.

Don’t let moving stress you out. Check out this great resource from the NY Times that has everything you’ll need for a seamless move, expert advice on creating a move-in checklist, how to pack your stuff, and the best things to outfit and organize your new home.

Numbeo provides a crowd sourced database of quality of life factors for communities across the country. It includes data about cost of living factors, health care quality, transportation access, crime and housing information.

The Human Rights Campaign is tracking resource for relocating and supporting transgender individuals and their families.

Homes.com is best known as a site to find an agent or a home. However, they also have a great resource for taking deep dives into neighborhoods and communities. While you are looking for that perfect place, you can find out the details about prices, schools, parks, activities, walkability, demographics and so much more.

Bestneighborhood.org provides a different perspective on neighborhoods - one steeped in data. The site uses color-coded maps to show you differences in demographics, home values, employment rates, income…and so on. For those of you looking for places where you can find your political tribe, definitely take a look at the politics map so you can find neighborhoods that suit your preferences.

Niche.com may be THE go to place to learn about a community you are curious about. In addition to providing sourced data on everything from crime rates to housing costs to school quality, it allows you to sort and search by key demographics like families, retirees, young professionals. You can identify communities that are diverse and/or walkable and/or rural, etc.

The US Census Bureau collects a wide array of data through the American Community Survey (ACS) and County Business Patterns (CBP). The ACS provides detailed demographic, social, economic, and housing statistics every year for the nation's communities. CBP provides annual statistics for businesses with paid employees at a detailed geography and industry level. It is all organized and presented here at the Congressional District level.