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NACo, in partnership with the state associations of counties, has launched the 2008 Presidential Election Project to reach candidates seeking to become U.S. President in 2008 and get them to focus on county issues. The goal of the project, which is a non-partisan effort, is to restore the federal-county government partnership and to educate all of the candidates on county issues.
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- Political Calendar 3.1.08
- Leap Day Delegate Totals
- National Security TV
- Political Calendar 2.29.08
- He's still running
- Political Calendar 2.28.08
- Texas TV
- Political Calendar 2.27.08
- Political Calendar 2.26.08
- Political Calendar 2.25.08
- Presidential Photos
- Political Calendar 2.23.08
- Political Calendar 2.22.08
- County Officials making a difference in policy
- Delegate Scoreboard
- Political Calendar 2.21.08
- Hawaii 10-0
- Political Calendar 2.20.08
- On the other side...
- McCain wins Wisconsin
- The New Clinton Ad
- The latest endorsements
- Political Calendar 2.19.08
- Political Calendar 2.15.07
- On Air in Texas
- New Obama ad
- Political Calendar 2.14.08
- Another Clinton Ad in Wisconsin
- Potomac Primary Results
- Political Calendar 2.13.08
- Democratic Debate set
- The Delegate Count Before Tonight
- New ads for Obama and Clinton in Wisconsin
- Today's delegate breakdown
- Political Calendar 2.12.08
- By the numbers
- Weekend Wrap Up
- Political Calendar 2.11.08
- Political Calendar 2.9.08
- So what are Superdelegates and how could they affe...
- Also on Saturday
- Louisana Ad
- Political Calendar 2.8.08
- Post-Feb. 5th TV
- Obama releases Katrina Policy
- Breaking News...
- Political Calendar 2.7.08
- Now what?
- (Almost) Final Super Tuesday Tally
- A close one on both sides
- California, California
- Alaska
- Colorado goes Romney
- More reports
- Clinton picks up AZ
- Two more for Romney
- Idaho results
- The latest tally
- One more for Huckabee
- Keeping with the homestate wins
- Huckabee gets Georgia
- More Obama
- One more for Obama
- Up North and out West
- Romney wins Utah
- John McCain is OK
- For those of you keeping score at home
- Alabama
- New York, New Jersey
- On the Dem side
- Massachusetts called
- New York goes for Clinton
- And Delaware goes to McCain
- Homestate wins
- 8:00 Polls close
- NBC Calls GA for Obama
- First contest...Huckabee wins WV
- The race for delegates
- Super Tuesday Questions
- For all your Super Tuesday Watching Parties
- Political Caledar 2.5.08
- Pre-Super Tuesday polls
- Political Calendar 2.4.08
- Political Calendar 2.2.08
- For the data enthusiast in us all
- On the Air
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