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The 2012 Presidential race is expected to be dominated by which candidate has the best plan to create jobs and to improve the economy. President Barack Obama is expected to easily win the Democratic nomination. But the Republican race remains wide open. Check back often for the latest news on candidates, issues and events surrounding the election of the country’s next President.
"This may be an election year, but the American people have no patience for gridlock."
- President Obama to Congress
Do you think Rick Santorum can sustain his momentum and win the GOP presidential nomination?
February 28 Arizona Primary
Michigan Primary
March 3 Washington Caucus
March 6 Super Tuesday
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Georgia Primary
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Ohio Primary
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March 10 Kansas Caucus
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March 13 Alabama Primary
Hawaii Caucus
Mississippi Primary
March 17 Missouri Caucus
March 18 Puerto Rico Caucus
March 20 Illinois Primary
March 24 Louisiana Primary
April 3 District of Columbia Primary
Maryland Primary
Wisconsin Primary
Texas Primary
April 24 Connecticut Primary
Delaware Primary
New York Primary
Pennsylvania Primary
Rhode Island Primary
May 8 Indiana Primary
North Carolina Primary
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May 15 Nebraska Primary
Oregon Primary
May 22 Arkansas Primary
Kentucky Primary
June 5 California Primary
Montana Primary
New Jersey Primary
New Mexico Primary
South Dakota Primary
June 26 Utah Primary
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Meet the Candidates Learn more about the Democratic and Republican contenders in the 2012 Presidential Race! |
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US stocks fall as Europe frets over Greece
NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. stocks are down at midday as investors worry over the details of a new bailout plan for Greece.
Post office expects $18B annual loss without cuts
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Postal Service is warning it will lose as much as $18.2 billion each year by 2015 if Congress doesn't give it leeway to eliminate Saturday mail delivery and make other service cuts. ...
IN THE NEWS: PASSWORD DISPUTE
DENVER (AP) -- In a legal case, does turning over a computer password amount to self-incrimination?
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