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poliTwitter

poliTwitter is a non-partisan service that strives to connect elected Canadian MPs & MLAs with the Canadian people. From one easy location keep track what your politicians are saying and doing and what regular Canadians have to say about current politics.

GovTwit

The GovTwit directory include all facets of the US government on Twitter: state and local, federal, contractors, media, academics, non-profits and government outside of the U.S. You’ll find official government Twitter IDs as well as individuals from different agencies in the directory.

WindyCitizen – Race for the 5th

Race for the 5th is a Twitter buzz tracker for Illinois’ special election to replace Rahm Emmanuel in the United States’ Congress. Race for the 5th tracks Twitter buzz for the front runner candidates, graphs their Twitter mentions over the last two weeks, pulls quotes from linked articles and lets you sift through messages mentioning [...]

ObamaTwits

ObamaTwits is a mashup showing the latest tweets on Barack Obama.

govtweets

govtweets provides tracking of live conversations that occur via Twitter on the topic of the Democratic and Republican Presidential tickets. Instead of tracking conversation generators, govtweets tracks specific content that is being discussed by anyone on twitter. If you find a political twitterer particularly interesting, govtweets can help you discover them too.

TweetMinster

TweetMinster is a UK-based public service that makes it easier to connect the public with Members of Parliament using Twitter. The service allows constituents to find their MPs (or invite them to use Twitter if they’re not already doing so) and through encouraging participation and open conversations, promote better and more transparent communication between voters [...]

Tweet Congress

Tweet Congress has been launched with the motto: We the Tweeple of the United States, in order to form a more perfect government, establish communication, and promote transparency do hereby Tweet the Congress of the United States of America. The website provides users with the Twitter details about Democrats and Republicans in an attempt for [...]

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