How The Candidates Will Spend Judgment Day

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Daniel Riley

February 5, 2008 • 8:58 am PST
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Hillary's already home, but what about the other candidates? After months on the campaign trail, where will everyone be on judgment day?

John McCain
Last-minute business: attend a rally in San Diego; vote in Arizona
Election night event: Phoenix

Mitt Romney
Last-minute business: attend a West Virginia presidential convention in Charleston; vote in Belmont, MA
Election night event: Boston

Mike Huckabee
Last-minute business: attend the same West Virginia presidential convention in Charleston; vote in North Little Rock, AR
Election night event: Little Rock

Hillary Clinton
Last-minute business: make media appearances in New York; vote in Chappaqua, NY
Election night event: New York City

Barack Obama
Last-minute business: vote in Chicago
Election night event: Chicago

Home sweet home.

Compiled from CNN's Political Ticker

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Tags: politics

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