Yay! I'm so excited about the election tomorrow. I'm definitely checking out canivote.org and electoralvote.com :o)

LOVE Julia and Meghan, but Mary is so dumb!  I feel Nonsociety would be much more interesting if you replaced Mary w/someone who is, well, interesting.  Not to mention, she just looks so frazzled all the time.  For someone who is supposedly a "style expert" I find her to be extremely lacking.  So sad.  

Well, Mary is from Texas right :)

Good one, girlies! You all are getting better and better at your online presentations and FINALLY offering some really helpful facts, tips and websites along the way. Keep it up!

And either Mary's a secret McCain supporter or she's pretty Hellbent on keeping the whole discussion very objective without playing favorites...but then again, each of you has one's own distinctive personality flavor, so it's not surprising that Mary's the one keeping everyone in line and sticking to the script.  ;-)

If you Google 'where to vote' and input your address, Google will provide the address and a map of your voting location.  Easy peasy!  :)

Excellent show!!!  Very informative, you three get better all the time!

In terms of following election night online, I will be following a combination of mainstream media (CNN & ABC seem to have the best online tools) and Twitter.  Twitter was especially relevant during the national conventions.

I'm not sure why I made it sound like I hadn't voted yet - I have!  (For Obama).  I just thought it wasn't ridiculously obvious WHERE I should vote.

I think each candidate's online presence is really telling. Obama's website is very web2.0, with an active twitter account, streaming his stump speaches on ustream.tv, an iphone app, and the most active youtube channel.

He knows his powerful contingency with the youth voters and how best to reach them. 

McCain on the other hand played catch up often, but again his supporters tend to be older and probably not as web savvy.