The Political Calendar - Election 2016 cycle

Telegraph - Politics Live from Iowa: Reports in its 6.28pm pst post the following, "

February 1:

 

 Iowa caucuses. First votes of primary election cast 

February 9:

 

New Hampshire primary

February 20:

 

Republican primary in South Carolina. Democratic caucuses in Nevada

February 23:

 

Republican caucuses in Nevada

February 27:

 

Democratic primary in South Carolina

March 1:

 

Super Tuesday. Thirteen states, many in the south-eastern US, go to the polls

March 15:

 

Super Tuesday part two. Five states, including Florida, go to the polls

June 7:

 

Last primary election. Five states, including California, go to the polls

July 18 to 21:

 

Republican National Convention

July 25 to 27:

 

Democratic National Convention

November 8:

 

Presidential election "

Lets Get Real:

This is just start of the process, we should know the winner of the Iowa caucuses by early Tuesday morning, the candidates then will travel to New Hampshire for the Primary on Feb 9th, if Clinton's loses both Iowa and New Hampshire then campaign will be long, hard, but HRC will win, as she has stated she has the African - American vote in South Carolina.  The we have a year of nearly constant politics, if your a political geek that is fantastic, if not move to Mars.