Elections for 2012

Who will be President this year? Barack Obama or someone else? Read to see what is going on.

    Our activing are Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum. These pepole have practicipated but they had drop out those people are Michelle Bachman, Herman Cain, Jon Huntsman, Gray Johnson, Tim Pawenty, and Rick Perry. Last but not least we have candidates that were going to run for president but they were not invited to the debates. Those people are Jack Fellure, Strewrat Greenleaf, Fred Karger, Andy Martin, Thaddeus McCotter, Jimmy McMillan, Buddy Roemer, Jonathon Sharkey.

    The 57th quadrennial United States Presidential Election will be held on November 6, 2012, and it will be expected to feature the incumbent, President Barack Obama for the Democrats, against a yet to be decided Republican candidate, and the increasingly obligatory third-party nominee.

    The Presidential Election, which would also see the appointment of a Vice President, will commence with nationwide state level primaries and caucuses scheduled to kick-off January 3, 2012, in Iowa and ending on June 5, 2012 in Montana, New Mexico and South Dakota. The five-month process will culminate with the Republican and Democratic Party convention, which will be held on August 27-30 in Tampa and September 3-6 in Charlotte, respectively.

    As the mood of the nation continues to falter in the face of a stuttering economy, runaway public debt and the lack of viable solutions from politicians from both sides of the divide, the import of the Presidential Election has taken on an added significance. There is almost an electric feel in the air, and it promises to only get progressively worse as the date approaches (note to self: buy more hair gel). But first, a Republican nominee must be anointed, and we are now right in the midst of the selection process.

    In the run-up to Election Day, we will keep you up-to-date on the latest developments involving each of the prospective candidates, with an in-depth look at their positions on current national issues as well as providing a comprehensive (and growing) biographical background that will hopefully assist you in evaluating their ability to lead this great nation that is suffering from a massive epidemic of crisis in confidence.

    One more thing all together the candidates that are in the elections here are their votes for each candidates.

Candidate                                                    Pledged                     Unpledged                   Total Delegates
Mitt Romeny                                             104                             11                                  115
Rick Santorum                                           36                               1                                     37
Newt Gingrich                                            34                              1                                     35
Ron Paul                                                     28                               0                                    28