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Democratic presidential nomineee U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) waves to supporters during a rally at Abington High School October 3, 2008 in Abington, Pennsylvania. Obama spoke about Washington and Wall Street and the effects on average Americans. (Jeff Fusco, Getty Images)

Obama and Biden On The Campaign Trail

63 Photos - Updated 10/03 1:14 pm

Follow the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees as they campaign across the country before the November 4th election.
Republican presidential nominee U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) addresses supporters at a town hall meeting October 3, 2008 in Pueblo, Colorado. McCain was on the second day of a campaign swing through the crucial swing state. (John Moore, Getty Images)

McCain and Palin On The Campaign Trail

63 Photos - Updated 10/03 1:12 pm

Follow the Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees as they campaign across the country before the November 4th election.

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Presidential and Vice Presidential Nominees


Barack Obama
- Bio and Voting
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Joe Biden
- Bio and Voting
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Ralph Nader
- Bio and Voting
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Matt Gonzalez
- Bio on Nader Website


John McCain
- Bio and Voting
- Website


Sarah Palin
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Bob Barr
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Wayne Allyn Root
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National Political News
McCain calls Obama a liar
Republican John McCain is calling Democratic rival Barack Obama a liar.
Obama says McCain should focus on economy
Barack Obama says John McCain is not paying enough attention to the economic crisis gripping the country.
Key dates in the 2008 Presidential race
Jan. 3: Iowa caucuses

Jan. 8: New Hampshire primary

Jan. 15: Michigan primary

Jan. 19: Nevada caucuses, South Carolina (R) primary.

Jan. 26: South Carolina (D) primaries

Jan. 29: Florida (D) primaries

Feb. 5: Super Duper Tuesday. California, New York and 18 other states hold primaries or caucuses. May be the decisive day in selecting the nominees.

Aug. 25-2: Democratic National Convention in Denver

Sept. 1-4: GOP National Convention in the Twin Cities

Sept. 9: Primary Election Day

Nov. 4: Election Day

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