Links above the Stripes

• The site logo (upper left): in Mozilla, the site logo is a link back to the main page. In Internet Explorer, the site logo does not provide a navigation function.
• The date (upper right): after setting the time here to a point in the past, navigating to a geographic container will show the officeholders of that date.

Links on the Stripes

• Home: Clicking "Home" will lead you back to the main page (the page showing recent changes)
• About: This link leads to the page with the FAQs and site information.
• Chat: This page is reserved for future use.
• Users: This page lists the names of active users at OC.
• Issues: A page with links to various issues.
• Parties: A page used to search for political parties of a given nation.
• Candidates: A page used to search for a given candidate using one or more of six search criteria.
• Poll Firms: A page used to search for companies that conduct polls.
• Media: A search page for newspapers and print media.
• News: A page listing the most recent 25 news articles posted at the site.
• Polls: A page showing the most recent 25 polls posted on the site.
• User Name: Clicking here will take you to your user page.
• Forget Me / Remember Me: This link tells your computer whether or not to save your information from this login session.
• Calendar: Clicking here will show the elections taking place in the month set in the date in the upper right.
• Key Races: A page showing recent and upcoming races of importance.
• United States: A page leading to an overview of the USA government.
• President: A page showing the results of the most recent election prior to the date in the upper right and the election following that date.
• Senate: A page showing the people serving in the U.S. Senate on the date set in the upper right with some associated statistics.
• House: A page showing the members of the U.S. House on the date set in the upper right.
• Governors: A page showing the governors of each state on the date set in the upper right. The more common statewide offices may be substituted in a drop-down menu.
• International: A page used to navigate to a foreign nation and its government / elections.