As we are in the midst of the 2016 Presidential Election, it is likely to hear politics thrown around in conversation at least once a day. For me personally, politics has always been a topic of confusion. It can be hard to sort through the vast amount of information that is constantly being updated throughout the election. Now that it is time for me to cast my own vote, I have taken an interest in learning more about the candidates and what they stand for. Here is a compiled list of the apps or websites I have found most helpful in simplifying all the information:
TheSkimm
TheSkimm is a daily email newsletter with content geared toward millennials. The newsletters are quick, easy reads that keep you updated on the latest in politics, entertainment, and current events. Read on the way to class or during a quick lunch break and you’ll instantly feel up to date on all things important!
CNN
The CNN mobile app is really easy to navigate and loaded with news that is updated every second. The app sends notifications frequently that allows you to quickly view headlines and click if you’re interested in learning more.
Of course, Twitter is a great place to keep up to date on all the latest, from Kanye rants to important political matters. I recommend following the candidates to stay updated with their individual campaigns.
NPR News
The NPR News app is a great place to see the top stories trending worldwide. The “Politics” topic section of the app provides updated news from each candidate's campaign along with an option to listen to the news.
allPolitics
allPolitics is an app that makes political news really simple to follow. It breaks down political headlines, left and right wing articles, and political podcasts and videos. The content is easy to read and helpful in categorizing news.
I encourage you to educate yourself as the election continues, and most importantly - to vote!




















