- AlGore.com
 - Official website of Al Gore, the former Vice President of the U.S. under former President Bill Clinton. Find out how he is spreading the word about global warming. - 2000 Presidential Election@
- Al Gore 08
- Hoping Al Gore will run for President again in 2008.
- Al Gore Concession Statement
- Text of Al Gore's 2000 concession speech delivered December 13, 2000.
- Al Gore Support Center 2008
- Home of hardcore Al Gore supporters. Includes news, forum, myths, media watch, and volunteer opportunities.
- Al's Journal
- Former Vice President Al Gore's personal blog discussing his current projects and climate change issues.
- An Inconvenient Truth
- Official site of the documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which chronicles former Vice President Al Gore's career-long crusade to raise awareness about -- and stem the tide of -- the potentially catastrophic effects of global warming.
- ClintonGoreAlumni.org
- Dedicated to providing a robust online community that helps ensure those who served during the Clinton-Gore years keep in touch.
- Draft Gore
- Represents a national movement of grassroots Democrats who wish to draft Al Gore for the Democratic nomination for president in 2008.
- Family Re-Union
- Policy initiative informed by a series of annual conferences that are moderated by former Vice President and Mrs. Gore.
- Gore Family, The@
- Gore Learns From Father's Life
- Biographical background of Al Gore Senior and his son. From the Washington Post.
- New York Times: Al Gore News
- Frequently updated news on former Vice President Al Gore. Subscription required to access most content.
- RollingStone.com: The Press vs. Al Gore
- Discusses how the relationship between Al Gore and the press effected the 2000 election.
- Washington Post: The Life of Al Gore
- Features a collection of articles about Gore and his career.
- Who2: Al Gore
- Profile of the former U.S. representative, senator, and vice president.
- Wikipedia: Al Gore
- Profile of Al Gore, the 45th U.S. Vice President. Includes notes on his military service, his political career, and his defeat in the controversial 2000 presidential election.
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