2008 presidential election
On Nov. 4, 2008, Americans will go to the polls for the 56th time since the country's founding to vote for the country's next president. Serious candidates for the 2008 election include Republican nominee John McCain and Democratic contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. The top issues for the 2008 election include the economy, the war on terror, the war in Iraq, health care, illegal immigration and the environment. So far in the 2008 election, people have turned out in record numbers to vote for thier nominee.
The new president will be inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2009. U.S. citizens can find voter-registration information here.
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Voters will also have third party options for the 2008 election:
- Green Party-Current contenders are Cynthia McKinney
- Libertarian Party-Current contenders are Mike Gravel and Bob Barr.
Find more information on third party options, click here. Previous nominess for the 2008 presidential election include:
Democrats:
- Bill Richardson
- Chris Dodd
- Joe Biden
- Mike Gravel
- Dennis Kucinich
Republicans:
Other elections in 2008 include Senate elections for thirty-five states, and the House of Representatives in all states.
