Still undecided about who to vote for in today's Super Tuesday election? Here's another source from Research!America and its partners called "Your Candidates-Your Health."

The site, which has already polled the public and elected representatives about their attitudes towards research and healthcare, has now invited every presidential candidate to weigh in on key questions. Senator Hillary Clinton says she plans to increase funding for the NIH, CDC, and the FDA, and expand federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.

Here's another question, verbatim:

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "The U.S. is in danger of losing its global competitive edge in science, technology and innovation."

Agree

Disagree

Don't know

No opinion

Clinton's answer: Agree.

Senator Barack Obama gave the exact same answers, which doesn't help you decide between the two candidates. But after each question, candidates provided written explanations for their answers, so those may provide nuances that can help scientists pick their favorite.

And don't count on the site to help you make up your mind about the Republican candidates - when you click on each, the same template message appears: "All presidential candidates have been invited to respond to the Your Candidates-Your Health questionnaire. Please urge this candidate to participate."

The Scientist's founding editor, Eugene Garfield, is on the board of Research!America.