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This much can be said right now about the early 2008 primary and caucus schedule for Senator Hillary Clinton: It looks, as Damon Runyon might have put it, more harrowing than somewhat.
When the Democratic National Committee met in Chicago over the weekend, they approved a calendar that figures to empower four states--voting over a 15-day period in January 2008--to reduce the pack of candidates to no more than two or three, probably with a clear front-runner among them. Iowa, as always, will lead off with its caucuses, followed five days later by caucuses in Nevada. The New Hampshire primary will take place three days after Nevada, and South Carolina will host a primary a week after that.
The New York Observer | Steve Kornacki | August 22, 2006 11:45 PM