When it comes time to find out how to vote this Election Day, the somewhat sad fact is that trying to get that information from your state election officials is likely to leave you frustrated. A recent Pew study found that state administrators' website are often tough to find, out of date, and simply unhelpful, which leaves local governments are spending money to answer calls for basic voting information at a time when they can hardly spare the cash. Citizens, meanwhile, are left desperate for information. In fact, more than half of the contacts to the 866-OUR-VOTE election protection hotline aren't problem reports at all. They're straightforward questions about navigating the voting process. Read on for six websites that can actually help America vote in 2008.