| January 6, 2009

A Mile High Nomination
Head for the mountains for a look at the set-up of the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
DNC—A Timeline
The Democratic National Convention has staged a colorful display of party politics every four years since the first assembly in 1832.
Delegate Joyce Cusack
Joyce Cusack says Barack Obama’s nomination will make her feel she’s truly a part of America.
Delegate Terry Carson
While desperately wanting a Democratic president, the Ohio delegate has serious doubts about Obama’s chances.
Hawking Obama
T-shirts and posters and pins ... oh my!
Full Immersion
Our two delegates describe what it's really like on the Democratic convention floor.
Getting the Message
Our two delegates were in the crowd at Invesco Field basking in the historic achievement of Barack Obama's nomination.
Obama: A Road Less Traveled
Barack Obama’s historic journey to the White House paved a path of firsts like no other. This photo slideshow tells the story of the 44th elected president.
A Midwestern Convention
See the nuts and bolts—and nails and scaffolding—that go into staging and hosting the Republican National Convention.
RNC—A Timeline
For more than 150 years, the Republican National Convention has been staged with the glamour and glitz of a Broadway production.
Delegate Jo Ann Davidson
“I woke up one morning and said, ‘Maybe I should just just run.’ ”
Delegate Eugene Jorrisen
Alternate delegate Eugene Jorissen of Ludington, Mich., shares his vision of the prospect of a McCain presidency.
The Button Man
Carl Toepel wears his heart on his sleeve ... well, lots of places.
Back on Track
Alternate delegate Eugene Jorissen of Michigan takes stock of speakers and issues.
Stand Up and Fight
Our two delegates witness John McCain’s message during his Republican National Convention closing speech.
Man on a Mission
For John McCain, long military service to his country helped to catapult him to be the Republican candidate for the ultimate top job–president of the United States.
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