To: NYC Republican
Primary Schedule:
January 3—Iowa Caucus
January 5—Republican Wyoming caucus (ignored by leftist media)
January 8—New Hampshire Primary
January 15—Michigan Primary (allowed on appeal[2])
January 19—Nevada Caucus / Republican South Carolina Primary
January 26—Democratic South Carolina Primary
January 29—Florida Primary
February 2-Maine caucus
February 5;Super Tuesday: Primaries/caucuses for both parties in 19 states, plus three Democratic-only caucuses and one Republican-only primary
2,356 posted on
01/08/2008 8:18:38 PM PST by
pulaskibush
(USA, founded by tolerant Christians. USSR, founded by intolerant Secularist.)
To: pulaskibush
Thanks for the info. What is the difference between a caucus and and a primary? Great tagline!
2,385 posted on
01/08/2008 8:22:18 PM PST by
ChessExpert
(Reagan dismantled the Russian empire of 21 conquered nations)
To: pulaskibush
McCain’s lead down to 5.13% and shrinking....I’m sure he’ll win, but the margin could easily shrink to less than 3 %.
2,409 posted on
01/08/2008 8:25:08 PM PST by
cookcounty
(Ja-pan Jack Murtha, The ex-Marine who thinks Okinawa is on his Middle East map.)
To: pulaskibush
New Hampshire: 24 GOP delegates total.
South Carolina: 47 delegates. Go Fred.
2,422 posted on
01/08/2008 8:26:54 PM PST by
cookcounty
(Ja-pan Jack Murtha, The ex-Marine who thinks Okinawa is on his Middle East map.)
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