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Presidential Nomination Process

  • January 3rd- Iowa

    January 3rd- Iowa
    January 3 – The Iowa Republican caucuses are initially declared as a victory for Mitt Romney, however later counts show Rick Santorum with a small lead, however later counts show Ron Paul with a majority of delegates. The Iowa Democratic caucuses are won by Barack Obama. Neither caucus awards any delegates, but are to be used as a guide for delegate selection in June's party conventions.
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    Presidential Nomination Process

  • January 21- Nevada Democratic Caucuses

    January 21 — The Nevada Democratic Caucuses are won by Barack Obama
  • Febuary 28- Arizona Republican Primary

    Febuary 28- Arizona Republican Primary
    February 28 – Arizona Republican Primary won by Mitt Romney.
  • Maryland, Washington, and D.C

    Maryland, Washington, and D.C
    April 3 – Maryland, Wisconsin, Washington DC primaries – won by Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, the latter of whom won enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination.
  • The Libertarian Party

    The Libertarian Party
    May 5 – Former Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson wins the presidential nomination of the Libertarian Party
  • Romney and Ryan nominated at Republican National Convention

    Romney and Ryan nominated at Republican National Convention
    August 27–30 – Romney and Ryan are nominated for President and Vice President, respectively, at the 2012 Republican National Convention held in Tampa, Florida.
  • Obamba and Biden are nominated at the Democratic Convention

    Obamba and Biden are nominated at the Democratic Convention
    September 3–6 – Obama and Biden are nominated for President and Vice President, respectively, at the 2012 Democratic National Convention was held in Charlotte, North Carolina
  • ELECTION DAY!

    ELECTION DAY!
  • Electoral College formally elects a President and Vice President

     Electoral College formally elects a President and Vice President
    December 17 – Electoral College formally elects a President and Vice President
  • January 21 – Inauguration Day

    January 21 – Inauguration Day
    Inauguration Day