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1984 Democratic National Convention

1984 Democratic National Convention. 39th Democratic National Convention. July 16th - 19th 1984. Martha Layne Collins of Kentucky. Walter Mondale of Minnesota. Geraldine A. Ferraro of New York. The final delegate count of the candidates was:. Walter Mondale - 2,191 (56.41%). Gary Hart - 1,201 (30.92%). Jesse Jackson - 466 (12.00%). Thomas Eagleton - 18 (0.46%). George McGovern - 4 (0.10%). John Glenn - 2 (0.05%). Joe Biden - 1 (0.03%). Martha Kirkland - 1 (0.03%). In another groundbreaking move, Mondale ...

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1992 Democratic National Convention

1992 Democratic National Convention. 41st Democratic National Convention. July 13th - 16th 1992. Ann Richards of Texas. William J. Clinton of Arkansas. Albert A. Gore, Jr. of Tennessee. 15,000 media members were expected among the tens of thousands of attendees. In fact, the buzz for the convention meant that 5 months in advance of the week, 17,500 hotel rooms has been reserved. Of the many hotels used, two important hotels in the process were the New York branches of the Sheraton and Hilton. Besides key...

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2004 Democratic National Convention

2004 Democratic National Convention. 44th Democratic National Convention. July 26th - 29th 2004. Bill Richardson of New Mexico. John F. Kerry of Massachusetts. John R. Edwards of North Carolina. For the first time in the city's history, Boston, Massachusetts, hosted a major political party's National Convention. Beating out Miami, Detroit, and New York City, Boston gained the right to host the 44th Democratic National Election in the year 2004. Monday, 'Kerry-Edwards Plan for Americas Future'. 3rd Democr...

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1988 Democratic National Convention

1988 Democratic National Convention. 40th Democratic National Convention. July 18th - 21st 1988. James C. Wright of Texas. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts. Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. of Texas. The final tally for the delegates stood as:. Michael Dukakis - 2,877 (70.09%). Jesse Jackson - 1,219 (29.70%). Richard Stallings - 3 (0.07%). Joe Biden - 2 (0.05%). Dick Gephardt - 2 (0.05%). Lloyd Bentsen - 1 (0.02%). Gary Hart - 1 (0.02%). The Democratic platform for the convention stressed the necessity to amend ...

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2000 Democratic National Convention

2000 Democratic National Convention. 43rd Democratic National Convention. August 14th - 17th 2000. Terry McAuliffe of New York. Albert A. Gore, Jr. of Tennessee. Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut. S articulation referred to such issues as the 'No Child Left Behind' Program, poverty, education, introduced Al Gore and his vice president pick former Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman. Following Mrs. Clinton's speech was her husband? S offering, part nomination, part tribute to the American people, part s...

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2008 Democratic National Convention

2008 Democratic National Convention. 45th Democratic National Convention. Pepsi Center and Invesco Field. August 25th - 28th 2008. Nancy Pelosi of California. Barack H. Obama of Illinois. Joseph R. Biden of Delaware. Democratic Presidential Primary Polls. Democratic Presidential Primary Debates. Democratic Primary and Caucus Dates. Democratic held U.S. Senate Seats. Democratic held Gubernatorial Seats. October 13, 2015. 1st Democratic Presidential Primary Debate. November 14, 2015. December 19, 2015.

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2016 Democratic National Convention

2016 Democratic National Convention. 47th Democratic National Convention. Wells Fargo Center and The Pennsylvania Convention Center. The 2016 Democratic National Convention will be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 25th through the 28th, 2016. DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced the convention dates on January 23, 2015, and the convention host city on February 12, 2015. The decision eliminates the two other finalist cities of Columbus, Ohio and New York City. October 13, 2015.

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1996 Democratic National Convention

1996 Democratic National Convention. 42nd Democratic National Convention. August 26th - 29th 1996. William J. Clinton of Arkansas. Albert A. Gore, Jr. of Tennessee. As part of a deal, with the unions, there was a no strike agreement between the convention and participating unions. There was also a allotted percentage of business to be undergone by minority and women-owned firms. Democratic Presidential Primary Polls. Democratic Presidential Primary Debates. Democratic Primary and Caucus Dates. 2004 - Bos...

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2012 Democratic Convention

September 3rd - 6th 2012. The first inkling of Charlotte’s selection as host came from an email sent by the First Lady on Feb. 1st 2011. The Democratic National Committee followed it up with an official announcement a few hours later through its Chairman, Tim Kaine. Read full transcripts below). With all the factors on the table, Charlotte came out a little bit ahead. The bid organizers for the city, Meet Minneapolis, through its CEO Melvin Tennant, commented that,. Email from First Lady Michelle Obama t...