Leading up to the Primaries
Ballotpedia: Presidential candidates, 2024
Brookings: The 2024 presidential primary tracker
Reuters: US presidential election 2024: Who are the candidates?
Key Contenders
Democratic: Kamala Harris
with Tim Walz as vice president
Ballotpedia: Kamala Harris presidential campaign, 2024
Reuters: Kamala Harris profile page
Republican: Donald Trump
with JD Vance as vice president
There are also third-party candidates, although none are on all state ballots as of August 2024:
Encyclopedia of American Political Parties and Elections, Third Edition by 
Download the extension to your computer/phone/other device. On all news articles, Ground News will tell you who is covering the story, which way the news outlet leans in terms of bias, and the validity and credibility of the information.
Or go to their homepage to explore top headlines and get bias and validity data.
Another site dedicated to investigating bias in top news stories. (Note: All Sides does not complete validity or credibility checks)
Misinformation Dashboard: Election 2024
A tool tracking the topics and tactics of 2024 election misinformation.
A nonprofit news organization and video production company, it aims to provide historical context to current events by revisiting significant news stories from the past and analyzing how their legacy impacts the present.
Sphere is a project developed by the Cato Institute that provides educational resources aimed at fostering civil discourse around public policy issues. By presenting diverse perspectives from across the ideological spectrum, Sphere aims to encourage open, respectful, and informed debate on controversial topics.
A nonprofit organization whose mission is to engage students in learning about their rights, roles, and responsibilities as citizens through interactive educational resources. It provides free lesson plans, games, and digital tools to help teachers make civics education both accessible and engaging.
A nonprofit educational organization focused on promoting civic education and constitutional literacy, particularly concerning the principles enshrined in the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Founded in 1999, the institute provides free resources and professional development for teachers and engaging educational materials for students.
Deciding who to vote for can be a difficult process.
It helps to understand what issues are important to you.
Ground News
All Sides
Retro Report
Sphere 
iCivics
Bill of Rights Institute
