WASHINGTON--Charlotte, N.C. will be the host city for the 2012 Democratic presidential nominating convention, the Democratic National Committee announced in an e-mail from First Lady Michelle Obama sent out Tuesday morning. Republicans chose Tam…
Read more >>Democrats will hold their 2012 national convention in Charlotte, N.C., the Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced Tuesday. Democrats had considered four cities as finalists for their convention: Charlotte, Minneapolis, Minn., St. Louis, M…
Read more >>CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Charlotte, N.C., has been chosen over St. Louis, Cleveland and Minneapolis as the site of the 2012 Democratic Convention, party officials said Tuesday. The choice was announced by First Lady Michelle Obama in an e-…
Read more >>Richmond-area Republicans, Virginia Tea Party groups and other interested citizens will not have far to go to make their voices heard when Democrats from across the country gather next year for their 46th Democratic National Convention. The Richmo…
Read more >>The Democratic National Committee chose Charlotte over three other cities -- St. Louis, Cleveland, and Minneapolis -- to host the convention the week of September 3, 2012, party officials said. Obama is expected to be formally nominated for a sec…
Read more >>WASHINGTON – Democrats plan to hold their 2012 nominating convention in Charlotte, N.C., selecting to fete President Barack Obama in a newly competitive presidential Battleground in the conservative-leaning South. The selection signaled th…
Read more >>The best of the best of state-based political blogs -- as of April 2009. AP photo. Charlotte, North Carolina will be the site of the 2012 Democratic convention. Democrats will gather for their 2012 national convention in Charlotte, North Carolina…
Read more >>ABC News' Michael Falcone reports: The Democratic National Committee has selected Charlotte, N.C. as the site of it's 2012 national convention, the DNC announced on Tuesday. The convention will be held at the city's Time Warner Cabl…
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