The Internet is increasingly more useful for organizing and expressing citizen opinions among the body politic and with elected officials, creating forums for accessing and sharing information to help inform civic dialogue, providing up to date information to interested citizens to help them better engage on issues that both interest and affect them stemming from low voter turnout and participation. It is beginning to address key concerns around reliability, privacy, security, and equity of access with respect to voting. There are a number of commercial websites devoted to voter education mixed with political coverage, either competing or collaborating with nonprofits, which raises issues about potential bias, sustainability, and effectiveness of such efforts.