Actually there is a lot of information. I would go to the state your program is in and look at some of the issues that are mentioned. I would talk about how these issues relate to the content you have been reading, discussion and have been part of the lectures in your class to date. I’m sure you professor also said more than go to this site and comment on it. I would go back and look at what specifically your prof asked you to do. Also if you are unclear I would send an e-mail to your prof and ask them you are unclear…but don’t say there is “not a whole lot of information” or they will know you have not really looked around the site. The real issue is there is probably too much information at some level. DA

Avon,

This site has tons of information on each states policies and current events of government. Go beyond the first page!

***Clicking on the map above will connect you to Stateline.org: Your source for state news. Once you are on their page, click on a state to get a frequently updated political composition of the legislature and dates when the lawmakers are in session. Each state page also includes economic and demographic data that will help you interpret the latest state news.***

***Or click on the flags!!