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Democratic presidential hopeful U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) during a round table discussion on health care at Doernbecher Children's Hospital May 9, 2008 in Portland, Oregon. Senator Barack Obama, (D-IL) and Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) continue the Democrats battle for their parties presidential nomination. (Joe Raedle, Getty Images)

Presidential Candidates - Democrats

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Democratic hopefuls hit the campaign trail.
Presumptive Republican nomineee for president John McCain arrives at TIME's 100 Most Influential People Gala at Frederick P. Rose Hall on May 08, 2008 in New York City. (Stephen Lovekin, Getty Images)

Presidential Candidates - Republicans

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Republican hopefuls hit the campaign trail.
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Hillary Clinton
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Barack Obama
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Ralph Nader
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John McCain
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Ron Paul
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National Political News
Clinton's superdelegate lead is gone
Hillary Rodham Clinton's once-sizeable lead among superdelegates is gone.
McCain promises to make environmental issues a focus of his
John McCain is promising to make environmental issues a focus of his presidency.
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) primary

Jan. 29: Florida (D) primary

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.

Mar. 4: Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island primaries.

Aug. 25-28: 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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