All ballots hasn't been counted yet in various states. Will update tomorrow. Great night for Hillary and Obama. Interesting race with the GOP.
· Obama Wins AK, AL, CO, CT, DE, GA, KS, ID, IL, MN, MO, ND, UT
· Hillary Wins AZ, AR, CA, MA, NJ, NY, OK, TN
· McCain Takes AZ, CA, CT, DE, IL, NJ, NY, MO, OK
Huckabee Sweeps South
Here is the rest of the calendar for primaries and caucus:
FEBRUARY 2008
· Obama Wins AK, AL, CO, CT, DE, GA, KS, ID, IL, MN, MO, ND, UT
· Hillary Wins AZ, AR, CA, MA, NJ, NY, OK, TN
· McCain Takes AZ, CA, CT, DE, IL, NJ, NY, MO, OK
Huckabee Sweeps South
Here is the rest of the calendar for primaries and caucus:
FEBRUARY 2008
9 Louisiana primary
Kansas Republican primary
Nebraska Democratic caucuses
Washington caucuses
Kansas Republican primary
Nebraska Democratic caucuses
Washington caucuses
10 Maine Democratic caucus
12 Maryland, Virginia and D.C. primaries
19 Hawaii Democratic caucus
Washington primary
Wisconsin primary
12 Maryland, Virginia and D.C. primaries
19 Hawaii Democratic caucus
Washington primary
Wisconsin primary
MARCH 2008
4 Ohio primary
Rhode Island primary
Texas primary
Vermont primary
Rhode Island primary
Texas primary
Vermont primary
8 Wyoming Democratic caucuses
11 Mississippi primary
11 Mississippi primary
APRIL 2008
22 Pennsylvania primary
MAY 2008
6 Indiana and North Carolina primaries
13 Nebraska primary
West Virginia Democratic primary
West Virginia Republican primary (1/3 selected)
West Virginia Democratic primary
West Virginia Republican primary (1/3 selected)
20 Kentucky and Oregon primaries
27 Idaho Republican caucus
27 Idaho Republican caucus
JUNE 2008
3 Montana Democratic primary
New Mexico Republican caucus
South Dakota primary
3 Montana Democratic primary
New Mexico Republican caucus
South Dakota primary
AUGUST 2008
25-28 Democratic National Convention in Denver
SEPTEMBER 2008
1-4 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul
26 Presidential debate in Oxford, Miss.
25-28 Democratic National Convention in Denver
SEPTEMBER 2008
1-4 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul
26 Presidential debate in Oxford, Miss.
OCTOBER 2008
2 Vice Presidential debate in St. Louis, Mo.
7 Presidential debate in Nashville, Tenn.
15 Presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y.
2 Vice Presidential debate in St. Louis, Mo.
7 Presidential debate in Nashville, Tenn.
15 Presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y.
NOVEMBER 2008
4 Election Day
4 Election Day
4 comments:
In the race for Hastert's seat, Jim Oberweis (a.k.a. the Milkman) beat out the more irritating of the two Republicans still left in the race. For the Democrats, the knucklehead who wanted to bomb Iran got beaten by the guy who campaigned the least. Neither one of those guys had a chance.
For the two front runners for the Democrats, the scientist guy (Bill Foster) and the kid (former military intelligence guy) (John Lasche) are still too close to call officially, although it looks like Foster is ahead by a few hundred votes all together.
For the special primary for the March 5th election to fill the rest of what Hastert had left, the results are virtually the same.
The local idiots won, so Mama's taxes will be going through the roof. Some it will be going to improve the schools for kids.
Good morning Biloximan and Kittybowtie, and justice bloggers.
What an exciting race!
So, does anyone know if Missouri's delegates are done casting? Clinton and Obama are pretty much tied in that state - but there are 72 Dem delegates, and only 60 appear to have voted.
Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening JL Readers!
In Missouri:
Obama won.
Obama had 405,000 votes. Hillary had 395,000. Uncommitted voters were 3,000. Edwards got 16,000.
Thanks for the 411 Kittybowtie on the race for Hastert's seat. Sorry the boneheads won and mama's taxes will go up. :(
Oberweis.......he is going to keep going until he gets something. Who do you think will get Hastert's seat Kitty?
No surprises in Illinois on Obama.
McCain was in the GOP counties right before the election, that might have helped him.
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