I'm not going to be able to remember these once they really get going. So I thought I'd like to keep track as the winners start coming in. This is a cool election cycle, there are lots of candidates that have the possibilty of winning on both sides right now. In making this list I've seen how messed up our primary system is. Some states have different dates for each party. I don't know how the ballot will be in Florida for the Democrats but only Clinton and Kucinich were on the ballot in Michigan because those states broke DNC rules and moved the dates up before Super Tuesday. Anyway, here's the list. We can add to it as it happens.

Iowa 1/3/08
Democrat - Barack Obama
Republican - Mike Huckabee

Wyoming 01/3/2008
Republican - Mitt Romney

New Hampshire 01/08/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - John McCain

Michigan 01/15/2008
Democrat - no delegates
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/19/2008
Republican - John McCain

Nevada 01/19/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/26/2008
Democrat -

Florida 01/29/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Maine 02/01/2008
Republican -

North Dakota 02/05/2008
Republican -

Oklahoma 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Montana 02/05/2008
Republican -

Minnesota 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Connecticut 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Delaware 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Missouri 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Massachusetts 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

New Jersey 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

New Mexico 02/05/2008
Democrat -

New York 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

American Samoa 02/05/2008
Democrat -

North Dakota 02/05/2008
Democrat -

Arkansas 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

California 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Colorado 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Tennessee 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Utah 02/05/2008
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Republican -

Illinois 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Kansas 02/05/2008
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Idaho 02/05/2008
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Georgia 02/05/2008
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Republican -

Alabama 02/05/2008
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Republican -

Alaska 02/05/2008
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Republican -

Arizona 02/05/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Louisiana 02/09/2008
Republican -

Guam 02/09/2008
Republican -

Kansas 02/09/2008
Republican -

Louisiana 02/09/2008
Democrat -

Washington 02/09/2008
Democrat -

Virgin Islands 02/09/2008
Democrat -

Nebraska 02/09/2008
Democrat -

Maine 02/10/2008
Democrat -

District of Columbia 02/12/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Virginia 02/12/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Maryland 02/12/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Wisconsin 02/19/2008
Democrat -

Hawaii 02/19/2008
Democrat -

Washington 02/19/2008
Republican -

Wisconsin 02/19/2008
Republican -

American Samoa 02/23/2008
Republican -

Virgin Islands 02/23/2008
Republican -

Puerto Rico 02/24/2008
Republican -

Ohio 03/04/2008
Democrat -

Vermont 03/04/2008
Democrat -

Texas 03/04/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Rhode Island 03/04/2008
Republican -

Vermont 03/04/2008
Republican -

Ohio 03/04/2008
Republican -

Rhode Island 03/04/2008
Republican -

Wyoming 03/08/2008
Democrat -

Mississippi 03/11/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Pennsylvania 04/22/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Guam 05/03/2008
Democrat -

North Carolina 05/06/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Indiana 05/06/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

West Virginia 05/13/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Nebraska 05/13/2008
Republican -

Oregon 05/20/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Kentucky 05/20/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Idaho 05/27/2008
Republican -

Puerto Rico 06/01/2008
Democrat -

Montana 06/03/2008
Democrat -

New Mexico 06/03/2008
Republican -

South Dakota 06/03/2008
Democrat -
Republican -

Project Vote Smart - State Presidential Primary Dates

Delgates so far:

Barack Obama 38
Hillary Clinton 36
John Edwards 18

Democrats need 2,025 delegates

Mitt Romney 59
Mike Huckabee 34
John McCain 17
Fred Thompson 5
Ron Paul 4
Duncan Hunter 2
Rudy Giuliani 1

Republicans need 1,191 delegates

National overview - 2008 Primary Results - MSNBC.com

Florida Democratic primary is the same status as the Michigan Democratic primary - no delegates will be recognized by the DNC and none of the Democratic candidates will actively campaign there.

Good thread. It is a good idea to have such a list.

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Do you know if any of them will be on the ballot?

Apparently by a rule quirk, all the names will be there, even though Edwards, Obama, Biden and Richardson formally withdrew their names (pandering to Iowa and NH).

From what I've read, it seems that only names that have formally withdrawn from the campaign will be off the ballot so the Florida Democratic primary will still show a full vote - just no accreditation of the results for DNC convention delegates.

Thus, a win in Florida would still count as a 'win', it just doesn't give any delegates.

That's good. Better than Michigan where Hillary "won" but only she and Kucinich were on the ballot. Uncommitted was a close second.

Clinton ..................328,151 ....55%
Uncommitted ..........237,762 ....40%

At least this way we can see how Florida votes, without the candidates even campaining there.

I hear Hillary isn't even in South Carolina. They are saying she's conceeding that one...although Bill is there. She's traveling around the super Tuesday states.

Iowa 1/3/08
Democrat - Barack Obama
Republican - Mike Huckabee

Wyoming 01/3/2008
Republican - Mitt Romney

New Hampshire 01/08/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - John McCain

Michigan 01/15/2008
Democrat - no delegates
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/19/2008
Republican - John McCain

Nevada 01/19/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/26/2008
Democrat - Barack Obama

National overview - 2008 Primary Results - MSNBC.com

South Carolina
Obama ....286,509 .....55%
Clinton ....137,316 .....27%
Edwards ...91,678 ......18%

Iowa 1/3/08
Democrat - Barack Obama
Republican - Mike Huckabee

Wyoming 01/3/2008
Republican - Mitt Romney

New Hampshire 01/08/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - John McCain

Michigan 01/15/2008
Democrat - no delegates
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/19/2008
Republican - John McCain

Nevada 01/19/2008
Democrat - Hillary Clinton
Republican - Mitt Romney

South Carolina 01/26/2008
Democrat - Barack Obama

Florida 01/29/08
Democrat - no delegates
Republican - John McCain

National overview - 2008 Primary Results - MSNBC.com