2007 presidential election

The 2007 U.S. presidential election was the process by which the Democratic and Republican parties selected their candidates for the 2008 presidency. It involved primaries and caucuses across states, where candidates like Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain competed for support. Ultimately, Barack Obama emerged as the Democratic nominee, and John McCain secured the Republican nomination. The election campaign then focused on nationwide debates and advertisements, leading to the November 2008 election, which Obama won. This process reflects the American system of democratic candidate selection, emphasizing primaries, party conventions, and general election voting.