January 5 Wyoming
January 8 New Hampshire
January 15 Michigan
January 19 Nevada, South Carolina
January 29 Florida
February 1 Maine
February 5 Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado , Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Utah
(Super Tuesday when half of the populations of the US has held their primaries)
February 12 District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia
February 19 Hawaii, Washington, Wisconsin
March 4 Ohio, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont
March 11 Mississippi
April 2008: 2008 Constitution Party National Convention, to be held in Kansas City, Missouri.
April 22 Pennsylvania
May 23-26, 2008: 2008 Libertarian National Convention, to be held in Denver, Colorado.
May 6 Indiana, North Carolina
May 13 Nebraska, West Virginia
May 20 Kentucky, Oregon
June 3 Montana, South Dakota
Primaries End
July 10-13, 2008: 2008 Green Party National Convention, to be held in Chicago, Illinois.
August 25-28, 2008: 2008 Democratic National Convention, to be held in Denver, Colorado.
September 1-4, 2008: 2008 Republican National Convention, to be held in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
September 26 - First Presidential Debate at the University of Mississippi on domestic policy.
October 2 - Vice Presidential Debate at Washington University will be on domestic and foreign policy.
October 7 - Second Presidential Debate at Belmont University will be in a town meeting format and include any issues raised by members of that audience.
October 15 - Third Presidential Debate at Hofstra University on foreign policy.
November 4, 2008: All 50 states and the District of Columbia will hold elections to select members of the Electoral College.
December 15, 2008: Members of the U.S. Electoral College meet in each state to cast their votes for President and Vice President.
January 6, 2009: Electoral votes officially tallied before both Houses of Congress.
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