Interactive Analysis

• YouTube VideoYourVote: Send in a video clip of your voting experience, and see what's happening to other voters across the country, too. You can sort clips to watch videos showing voter intimidation, polling-place problems, or just the general excitement of the day.
  
• We Op-Ed: At this open community of political discussion and debate, you can see what citizens are saying on both sides, and add your voice to the mix.
  
• SocialMedian: Get all sorts of election-focused social content in one central location. SocialMedian aggregates conversations from blogs, Twitter posts, and YouTube videos to create a single space for finding and filtering the Internet's hottest election topics at any moment.
  
• Microsoft Political Streams: Using this slightly more mainstream news aggregation service, you can see separated news and blog posts related to politics, updated in real time.
  
• Twitter Election: See unfiltered updates from Twitter users worldwide. Watch your screen fill up with short summaries and rants tapped out by poll watchers from coast to coast.

Election Humor

• Indecision 2008: Turn to Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, and your other favorite Comedy Central stars for humorous election coverage. Interactive chat rooms await, along with live blogs by comedians such as Patton Oswalt, scheduled to start posting at 7:30 Eastern on Tuesday night.
  
• The Onion: The always-amusing satire site promises live election coverage November 4 and 5, presumably from its "War for the White House Bunker." Be sure to see what these crazy correspondents have come up with.
  
• SNL Elections 2008: The crew of Saturday Night Live has plenty to keep you busy at its online headquarters. You'll find news stories, games, and--of course--all of your favorite moments from the show's political spoofs.
  
• Campaign Humor Roundup: Here you'll find an extensive compilation of everything related to campaign humor. Browse through the funniest cartoons, viral videos, candidate gaffes, and late-night moments, all on one page.

Any bookmark-worthy resources we missed? Add your own favorites in the comments section below.