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The 4 a.m. wake up call came quickly for a flight home that carried a number of Indiana delegates, including Sheila Klinker, whose photograph appeared on the front page of the Denver Post this morning.

4 of the 85 Indiana delegates to the Democratic National Convention were absent for the roll call vote on Barack Obama’s nomination this evening.  The Indiana total was 75 for Obama, 6 for Hillary Clinton.

Posted by sensico on August 27, 2008 Obama is in Billings, MT today .  They are holding a discussion on “Securing America’s Future”. OK EVENT IS OVER, CHECK OUT THE REST OF THE BLOG.  TRUST ME YOU’LL LOVE IT. Come back to the blog often, in the future I’ll be showing live townhall events and other types of Obama events that are available livestream.

Marc Ambinder reports from the DNC: At a lunch in Denver this week for election lawyers, corporate and union counsels, and a few reporters, [Bob] Bauer described the campaign’s voting-rights protection effort, the largest in the Democratic Party’s history.

From the lefty site Bilerico: Congressman Baron Hill (IN-09) was the keynote speaker for breakfast. Hill is a good speaker, but I think he misread his audience a tad… Hill got fired up quickly and gave a mostly inspiring address.

It’s day 2 of the Democratic Convention. This photo caught my eye today, making it the Photo of the Day: From Yahoo News: “A statue of ‘Hope’ modeled after the famous ‘Love’ sculpture by Robert Indiana sits outside the Pepsi Center during the Democratic National Convention.” Tags: Democratic

You will hear many reasons to vote for Barack Obama if you watch the Democratic National Convention this week. Congressman Baron Hill addressed the Indiana Delegation here in Denver today and got emotional at one point.  Hill shared how his son-in-law, Josh Hamilton, died of cancer just over a

Two Texans will play prominent roles as the Democratic National Convention kicks off in Denver today. State Sen. Leticia Van de Putte, of course, will play a prominent role in the opening ceremonies as Convention Co-Chair. In addition, Congressman Silvestre Reyes (D-Mercedes) will also be speaking along with several other members of congress during the opening ceremonies.

Our coverage of the Indiana delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Denver begins tomorrow.  The trip to Denver began with an interesting sight:  Congressman Baron Hill and wife Betty taking things out of one suitcase and putting them in another right in front of the ticket counter in

I reported on the SUSA poll last week and now a Rasmussen Reports polls confirms that earlier poll. McCain is up in the Hoosier state by six points among likely voters. Indiana last voted for a Democrat in the 1964 LBJ landslide. Over the past 100 years, Indiana has only gone Democratic times [...]—