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iPhone and iPad apps tagged "politics."
7 iPhone Apps for Politicos
The best thing about the iPhone is that it lets you keep in touch and up-to-date with everything you care about. That might mean checking social networking sites every few seconds, or texting your friends until your eyes melt.
Browse Trending News with SkyGrid
SkyGrid joins a growing field of news aggregators that compile articles from across the web.
SkyGrid seeks to separate itself from the pack by compiling news into relevant topics. For example, the “What’s Hot” section lists trending news and articles from multiple sources.
Track Obama's Approval With Change
With Barack Obama now sworn in as president it is time for some serious opinion poll watching. If you are an Obama fan or a political junkie, this is a great app for keeping your finger on the pulse of what others feel about the 44th president.
Electoral Map a Toss-Up
Electoral Map is a pretty straightforward application that lets you track the US presidential election with up-to-date polls by state on a map. By clicking on the info button, you can see the underlying data and sort it by state, polling date, and size of lead for either candidate.
Obama '08 - The Campaign comes to the iPhone
Political grassroots campaigning has found a new meaning in the internet age and a new app by Obama for America includes the iPhone in the equation. With Apple's iPhone sales being higher than anyone expected and the app store being a success, this free app comes at a good time.
Congress+ is a Great Reference App for Capitol Hill
Congress+ by market research company Cohen Research Group is a great reference app for the politically minded user or for anyone working in US politics like party officials, activists, political professionals or lobbyists.
Campaign Reflects the Political Divide
Campaign by app developing company Gorloch Interactive is a source of news articles focusing solely on the presidential campaigns of Obama and McCain. Before getting started the user has to provide their political affiliation, choosing either democrat, republican or undecided.
Elections Needs Improvements to get the Vote
As one of many apps focusing on the 2008 presidential election, Elections shows interesting potential but falls short of being truly useful and informative.
