Whoever wins the Va./Md. primaries on Feb.10th wins the nomination

[underpants]

I don't say this because I live in Virginia but because I dont' think the dust will truly settle until then. Iowa and New Hampshire have a record of either splitting or producing a winner that does not go on to win the party nomination (of either party).

http://www.vademocrats.org/Press_Room/Topics/Primary_timetable.asp

January 19 Iowa Caucuses
January 27 New Hampshire Primary
February 3 Primaries in Arizona, Delaware, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Missouri, New Mexico, possibly Oklahoma

February 8 Maine primary

February 10 Presidential primary, Virginia, Maryland

So after Super Tuesday we should have the choice cut down to two (at the most three) candidates unless someone decides to stay in because they have the money or just to be ornery.

I doubtthat it will go on until March 9th.

March 9 Southern primaries, Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee

That is my call.

[Bombtrack]

1. I thought Maryland was on March 2 super Tuesday

when did that change?

Feb 10th was supposed to be Virginia and Tennessee

I don't think the race will be over until either March 2nd or March 9th

[underpants]

2. According to the Va.Dem link it's the 10th

:shrug:

[tnlefty]

3. The TN primary is Feb. 10th eom

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