March 11, Primary in Mississippi

With the presumptive candidate in the Republican party already in place the Democrats are still fighting for each State. Today the residents of Mississippi are being called upon to be Active and engage in the conversations of our world. From many accounts one of the pressing issues in Mississippi is the rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.

Dems: 40 delegates
Reps: 39 delegates

Some of the Campaign Issues

The GOP (Grand Ole Party aka Republican) candidate is all but confirmed but today is a big day in the Democratic party because two huge states, Texas and Ohio are holding their primaries/caucuses today. In light of the importance of these states between Hillary and Barack. Here is a quick video sharing some of the campaign issues many are struggling with.

Texas Could Spell Double Trouble

Have you ever wanted to feel important? Well if you are a Texas,you just might on March 4. Texans will have two chances to support their candidate. Texas is the only state in the union where an individual can vote twice legally on the same day, once in a primary, and once in a caucus. The primary results will determine which candidate wins the districts. The caucus will influence the at large votes and party officials. So there's your scoop on Texas. What do you think about their system? Would you even want to vote twice in a day?

Make or Break for Senator Hillary?

Many pundits have shared that Hillary Clinton must win in Texas and Ohio on Tuesday to be able to win the Democratic nomination. More importantly some are even stating that Texas and Ohio are must wins for her. Former President Bill Clinton reiterates this point. If you are a young adult in Texas,Ohio, Vermont, or Rhode Island, now is your chance to engage in Active Adventism and participate in the process.

Obama sweeps, Huckabee weeps

Okay, not really, maybe complains is a better word.

DAVID ESPO
The Associated Press
February 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM EST
WASHINGTON — Barack Obama swept the Louisiana primary and caucuses in Nebraska and Washington state Saturday night, slicing into Hillary Clinton's slender delegate lead in their historic race for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The Illinois senator also won caucuses in the Virgin Islands, completing his best night of the campaign.

by FOXNews.com

Saturday, February 9, 2008
Mike Huckabee also had a good day Saturday, pulling out a strong win, 60 to 24 percent, over John McCain in the Kansas Republican caucuses earlier in the day and then taking Louisiana in a sqeaker. Huckabee was at 44 percent to 42 percent for McCain in Louisiana. However, Huckabee did not get to the 50 percent threshold needed to gain the delegates up for grabs from the state, and they will remain uncommitted going into the national convention in September.

After weeks of lagging campaign donations and being swept on Saturday, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager steps down...Huckabee files an official complaint in Washington State and is looking into legal options based on an "early" call for McCain in caucus state.