2008 Caucus Information

My Fellow Iowans,

Once again our great state has the distinct honor of being the first state in the nation to begin the process of electing the next President of The United States of America. The 2008 Iowa Caucuses will be held Thursday, January 3, 2008. It is a chance for all Iowa Democrats and Republicans to come together with the members of their respective parties in local meetings to discuss the issues they as Americans are facing and to choose which presidential candidate they feel will be the best to represent them.

This is a unique and wonderful opportunity bestowed only to Iowans. I urge all of you to join me in taking part in the 2008 Iowa Caucuses. For more information about the caucus system and the race to the White House, please follow the links below.

Where is my caucus location? (Parties determine caucus locations)

• iowafirstcaucus.org/caucus_information.php - Democratic 2008 Caucus information
• www.iowagop.net/countycontacts.asp - Republican 2008 Caucus information
• What precinct am I in? - Search for your precinct name and polling place.

More caucus information:

• www.iowavotes2008.com - A source for the 2008 Iowa Caucuses
• www.kcci.com/politics/index.html - A source for the 2008 Iowa Caucuses
• www.iowacaucus.org - A source for the 2008 Iowa Caucuses
• View video - Secretary Mauro shares his most memorable caucus moment
• View video - States Seek Earlier Primaries, Greater Clout
• www.iowapolitics.com - A non-partisan for-profit political news service
• www.idaction.org/caucus_2008.html - A source for Iowans with disabilities
• www.iowahistory.org - The Iowa Caucus Exhibit at the Iowa Historical Museum
• www.rockthevote.com/rockthecaucus - Rock the Caucus

Sincerely,

Michael A. Mauro
Secretary of State