Well, this is it. The last day of Primaries, with two states left to go. I'm excited to see how it all goes down, as I'm sure everyone else is. So, from CA to all those in South Dakota and Montana, I hope it all goes spectacularly at the polls and the caucuses! Get those people in there and most importantly, get yourself in! I hope the day goes ( Read more... )

I'm hoping this is one of many statements from key Clinton supporters, urging her to drop Florida and Michigan:

from hereNY Gov: Clinton should stop Mich, Fla effort ( Read more... )

I live in Ohio, I'm pregnant with my first child, I'm due on March 2, and my husband and I are both intense Obama supporters ( Read more... )

I'm in Indiana and the primaries aren't until May 4. That's so late!

New Hampshire set its earliest-ever presidential primary on Wednesday, deciding on Jan. 8 and claiming its traditional spot as the nation's first in a nomination season pushed almost to New Year's Day of the election year ( Read more... )

Four Democratic candidates have withdrawn from Michigan's Jan. 15 presidential primary, leaving what amounts to a beauty contest for front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton and a handful of lesser-knowns ( Read more... )

Throughout the course of a 41-minute speech, Mr. Obama essentially asked voters to take a leap of faith on his candidacy. “There are easier choices to make in this election,” he said ( Read more... )

Barack Obama and John Edwards on Saturday joined three other Democrats who said they will skip states that break party rules by holding early primaries ( Read more... )

"What I see is a lot of press fascination with a black candidate who does not yet have 100 percent of the African American vote," Obama said yesterday in a telephone interview. "It's fascinating to me that people would expect that somehow I would be getting unanimous black support at this stage of the campaign, when probably only about 50 percent ( Read more... )