In addition to the Kids Voting U.S.A. curriculum , the websites below have lesson plans on elections and voting. See Student Resources section of this website for information on candidates, debate schedule, electoral college, election issues and political parties.

Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
Lessons on elections, government

Scholastic News Online
Includes lesson plans, printables etc.

Center for Civics Education/WE THE PEOPLE/Project Citizen
A curricular program and cooperative-learning activities for middle grade students and youth groups, that promotes competent, responsible participation in local and state Government. Young people learn how to monitor and influence public policy, and in the process, they develop support for democratic values and principles, tolerance, and feelings of political efficacy.

Click on Election Resources for Teachers for excellent list of web resources.

For other lesson plans on citizenship & government, click on Resources under the Center for Civics Education Banner at the top of the webpage and drag down to the subject.
Five Freedoms Project & Online Network
The sites will support the work of all educators, students and citizens who share a commitment to First Amendment freedoms, democratic schools, and the idea that children should be seen and heard. Teachers will find resources which stretch across the project’s four areas of concentration:  Individual Rights, Leadership, Voice and Impact.
New York Times
Lesson Plans (Gr. 6-12).  NY Times articles for the lessons can be downloaded or articles from local papers can be substituted.
Lesson Plans Page Index:
Index for lessons on Elections.
Other free lessons plans

PBS
Search for grade appropriate lessons under Civics:  Community & Citizenship