When are the primaries and the 2008 Election?

Answer 1

okay the list is long. This is NOT a perminant schedule, the dates our subject to change. If there is an R or a D next to a state that means that it is just a Republican or Democrat caucus/primary. If there is no D or R then both are held at that time.

Primaries and caucuses schedule
January 5 : Wyoming Caucus R
January 14: Iowa Caucuses
January 15 : Michigan Primary
January 19 :Nevada Caucuses
South Carolina Primary R
January 22: New Hampshire Primary
January 29: Florida Primary
South Carolina Primary D
February 1: Maine Caucuses R
Super Tuesday
February 5:
Alabama primary
Alaska caucuses D
Arizona primary
Arkansas primary
California primary
Colorado caucuses
Connecticut primary
Delaware primary
Georgia primary
Idaho caucuses D
Illinois primary
Kansas caucuses D
Minnesota caucuses
Missouri primary
February 5 -12: Democrats Abroad
February 9: Kansas caucuses R
Louisiana primary
Nebraska caucuses D
Virgin Islands caucuses D
Washington caucuses
February 10: Maine Caucuses D
February 12 : DC Primary
Maryland Primary
Virgina Primary
February 19: Hawaii Caucuses D
Washington Primary R
Wisconsin Primary
February 24 : Puerto Rico Primary R
March 4 : Massachusetts Primary
Ohio Primary
Texas Primary
Rhode Island Primary
Vermont Primary
March 8 : Wyoming Caucuses D
March 10 : American Samoa Caucuses D
March 11 : Mississippi Primary
May 3: Guam Caucuses D
May 6 : Indiana Primary
May 13: Nebraska Primary
West Virginia Primary
May 17 :Hawaii Primary R
May 20 :Kentucky Primary
Oregon Primary
May 27: Idaho Primary R
June 3: Montana Primary D
New Mexico Primary R
South Dakota Primary
June 38: Nebraska Convention R

Democratic National Convention: Tentatively the last week in August
Republican National Convention: Tentatively the first week in September

General Election: Nov. 4, 2008

Answer 2

By June 2008 Both Parties will have a clear candidate , the election (Presidential) will be held in November 2008, The new President is sworn in January 2009.

Answer 3

First Tuesday after the first Monday in November, just like every other year.

Primaries start in January, and except for the crying will be over in February. Then we'll have 9 months of campaigning and mudslinging.