The political calendar for presidential candidates so far this year has featured only one or two election contests at a time. But next Tuesday definitely lives up to its billing as Super Tuesday. On that day, 24 states will hold primaries or caucuses.
There will be 1,681 Democratic delegates and 1,023 Republican delegates up for grabs to the national presidential nominating conventions.
A candidate needs 2,025 delegates to secure the Democratic nomination, and 1,191 to win the Republican nomination.
Stay tuned, it’s starting to get interesting!
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February 5, 2008 at 11:19 AM
TO A SELECT FEW:
WILFONG’S THOUGHT OF THE DAY:
FEBRUARY 5, 2008
ISSUE STATEMENT NO. 3710: TODAY, I VOTED FOR BARACK OBAMA……..
At 11:07AM, EST, Tuesday February 5, 2008, I, Henry T. Wilfong Jr. son of Geraldine and Henry, father of Bernetta, Brian and Justine, husband of Wyllene, voted for Barak Obama for President of the United States of America.
It’s a first for me, and I want it duly recorded.
ashe, ashe, ashe……
TODAY’S THE DAY CHANGE STARTS…
The struggle continues, until we succeed-and we shall,
Henry T. Wilfong Jr., MBA, CPA
President, NASDB
Current or Former Positions:
Three-time Appointee of Governor and President Ronald Reagan
Pasadena, CA City Councilman
Member, Bush-Cheney Transition Team-SBA Advisory Group
Member, Department of Energy, Small Business Advisory Committee
Associate Administrator for Minority Small Business/Capital Ownership Development, SBA
Member, National Council on Policy Review-Black Capitalism
Member, Presidential Task Force on International Private Enterprise
Member, California Council on Criminal Justice
Member, NASA Advisory Council
Chair, NASA Minority Business Resource Advisory Committee
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