December 21, 2007
Posted: 06:04 AM ET
Des Moines, Dubuque and… Shreveport? WASHINGTON (CNN) — Most of the major presidential candidates, Democratic and Republican, are spending the closing days of this year-long battle for the White House in Iowa and New Hampshire. Today, Mike Huckabee, Fred Thompson, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Bill Richardson, and Joe Biden are all in the Hawkeye State. Mitt Romney, and Hillary Clinton are in New Hampshire. Then there's John McCain, who is stumping in Louisiana — where voters don’t weigh in until after Super Tuesday — and his home state of Arizona. Back in a more traditional campaign mecca, the GOP candidates have successfully courted most of the big-name Palmetto State endorsers. But one of the biggest remains unspoken for. With just a month to go until Palmetto State Republicans head to the polls – and five primary candidates pulling double-digit support in most recent surveys – “Could an eleventh hour endorsement for president by Mark Sanford, the state's Republican governor, put a GOP hopeful over the top?” Click here for the full story. – Associate Political Editor Rebecca Sinderbrand Filed under: AM Political Ticker
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