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Obama hosts a fundraising event to make money to help support/start his campain
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South Carolina - open
South Dakota - closed
Tennessee - open
Texas - open
Utah - closed
Vermont - open
Virginia - open
Washington - open
West Virginia - both
Wisconsin - open
Wyoming - closed -
Maryland - closed
Massachusetts - closed for democrates and republicans but open for independent
Michigan - open
Minnesota - open
Mississippi - open
Missouri - open
Montana - open for democrates closed for republicans
Nebraska - closed
Nevada - closed
New Hampshire - closed for democrates and republicans, open for independents
New Jersey - closed for democrates and republicans, open for independents -
New Mexico - closed
New York - closed
North Carolina - closed
North Dakota - open
Ohio - must vote the same as previous year
Oklahoma - closed
Oregon - closed
Pennsylvania - closed
Rhode Island - closed, must pick a party and stick with it if you are unaffiliated -
Primary - a prelminary election in which voters of each part nominate candidates for office, party officers, etc.
Closed Primary - A party-nominating election in which only delcared party members can vote.
Open Primary - A party-nominating in which any qualified voter can take part.
Caucus - As a nominating device, a group of like-minded people who meet to select the candidates they will support in an upcoming election. -
Alabama - open
Alaska - closed
Arizona - closed
Arkansas - open
California - open for democrates and independents, closed for republicans
Colorado - closed
Connecticut - closed
Delaware - closed
Florida - closed
Georgia - open
Hawaii - closed
Idaho - both
Illinois - must vote the same as last time
Indiana - open
Iowa - may change sides at registration
Kansas - open for democrates, closed for republicans
Kentucky - closed
Louisiana - closed
Maine - closed -
Obama (38) and McCain (34)
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-Denver Colorado is where the convention took place.
-Barack, Obama and Joe Biden were elected to be there nominated canidate for the election.
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- A Political Convetion is where key members of the Democratic party meet and members of the Republican party meet to discuss matters and vote on who will run for president.
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- Rudy Guiliani was the chair holder for the event.
- Sarah Palin, and John McCain were the elected nominees for the presidential election. -Took place in St. Paul, Minnesota
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-The presidential inauguration is on January the 20th because of the 20th amendement which removes the previous President and Vice president from office and swears in the new one.