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Republican Rally
Republicans hold a rally in the center of town to gain supporters for Huckabee and speak about his ideas -
Democratic banquet
Democrats hold a banquet to raise money for Clinton and to speak about her different issues she agrees with -
Types of Primarys
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 - closedSouth Carolina - open South Dakota - close -
Types of Primarys (2)
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 vot -
Iowa Primary Election
Obama (D) & Huckabee (R) -
Wyoming Primary Election
Obama (D) & Romeny (R) -
New Hampshire Primary Election
Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
Michigan Primary Election
Clinton (D) & Romeny (R) -
South Carolina & Nevada Primary Election
SC: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
NV: Clinton (D) & Romney (R) -
Florida Primary Election
Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
Super Tuesday!
WV: Clinton (D) & Huckabee (R)
UT: Obama (D) & Romney (R)
TN: Clinton (D) & Huckabee (R)
OK: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
ND: Obama (D) & Romney (R)
NY: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
NM: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
NJ: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
MT: Obama (D) & Romney (R)
MO: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
MN: Obama (D) & Romeny (R)
MA: Clinton (D) & Romney (R)
KS: Obama (D) & Huckabee (R)
IL: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
ID: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
GA: Obama (D) & Huckabee (R)
DE: Obama (D) & McCain (R) -
Super Tuesday! (2)
CT: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
CO: Obama (D) & Romney (R)
CA: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
AR: Clinton (D) & Huckabee (R)
AZ: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
AK: Obama (D) & Romney (R)
AL: Obama (D) & Huckabee (R) -
Vermont, Texas, Rhode Island, & Ohio Primary Election
VT: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
TX: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
RI: Clinton (D) & McCain (R)
OH: Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
Pennsylvania Primary Election
Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
North Carolina & Indiana Primary Election
NC: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
IN: Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
Oregon & Kentucky Primary Election
OR: Obama (D) & McCain (R)
KY: Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
South Dakota Primary Election
Clinton (D) & McCain (R) -
Democratic Convention
Held in Denver, Colorado from August 25th to the 28th at the Pepsi Center.
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden were present, along with Nancy Pelosi who was the head of the convention.- at the cenventions, the candidates for the election are announced.
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Republican Convention
The Republican Convention was held from september 1st to the 4th at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
President John McCain and vice president Sarah Palin were present along with George Bush who was the head of the convention.- A convention is a large political party assembly
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Obama's Campaigning Speech in Town!
Obama holds a speech campaign in town to promote his ideas -
McCain's Fundraiser
McCain hold a dinner to raise money for his campaign -
Obama's Fundraiser
Obama has a dinner to raise money for his campaign and to speak about his ideas -
McCain's Speech
McCain goes to visit a school to tell the students his ideas -
Election day!
obama - 69,456,897 popular votes
McCain - 59,934,814 popular votes -
Electoral College Vote
Obama - 396 electoral votes
McCain- 173 electoral votes Biden - 365 votes
Palin - 173 votes -
Obama's Inauguration
A formal ceremony that states the beginning of the presidents term in office when the 20th amendment of the constitution changed.
