2008 Presidential Race

[chromodynamics]

Super Tuesday! Who will win the most states? Will Hillary win more delegates, per her campaign’s expectations? Will Obama finish less than 100 delegates behind Hillary, per his campaign’s expectations? Will McCain finish Romney? Will Romney come from behind and win California? Will Obama? These and so many other questions will be answered today (or tomorrow).

Here is CNN’s guide to all the contests today, and Politico's cool graphical preview.

The Nation has an excellent article about how to parse the Super Tuesday results.

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On a completely different note, especially for those who have/want/like/are aware of kids, how do you feel about political messages on children's clothing?  (In full disclosure, my son does have a Potter/Weasley ticket  t-shirt.)

Comments

[sundancekid.livejournal.com]

That Nation article says 22 states are holding D primaries, and 21 are holding R. What state isn't having a Republican primary, do you know?

I'm a little squicked by kids advertising their parents' beliefs (...anymore than they have to), but I would also like a Potter/Weasley shirt! *g*

[chromodynamics.livejournal.com]

These states are having both D and R primaries: AL, AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, GA, IL, MA, MO, NJ, NY, OK, TN, and UT.

These states are having both D an R caucuses: AK, CO, MN, and ND.

These states are having D only caucuses: ID, KS, and NM.

These states are having R only caucuses: MT and WV.

It looks like the Potter/Weasley t-shirt we got him is no longer available unfortunately, though there are others out there.