Presidential Candidate Race Clock

As Super Tuesday approaches, the Presidential candidates continue to make themselves known, just in time for the primary and caucus elections. On February 5th 2008, both republican and democratic delegates, will be elected to represent the state, in which they are elected, at the National Convention. This day is significant because it gives insight to which presidential candidate the state will be supporting for the presidential election. With the win still up in the air, the results for Super Tuesday are very much anticipated. In the article titled "Presidential Candidates Race Clock," from the LA Times, readers will view where each presidential candidate has gone before the primary and caucus election. Each candidates makes one last effort to influence the people on why they should become President of the United States. I chose this article and this topic, because I had no idea that on Fat Tuesday, the last day of Mardi Gras, this event was taking place. I was interested in finding out more on Super Tuesday, and so my search began.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-campaign3feb03,0,5853541.story