An exuberant Barack Obama has offered a cheeky prediction he would be president until 2016, as he tried to lend his winning streak to his home city of Chicago's Olympics bid.

I think we can expect a lot more of this from the two Democratic camps over the next few months - and I think I’m going to like it (New York Times - The Caucus, emphasis added):

Polls are now closed in in delegate rich California. While all eyes are on California exit poll results, since Democrats are running neck and neck, let see if the California Primary Exit Poll Results have meaning.

Barack Obama's run for the White House is changing the face of American politics… and the energetic campaign by the 46-year-old African-American senator from Illinois is getting a lot of African-American voters talking. We asked our reporters in New York City and in Jackson, Mississippi, to sample some of their thoughts on this historic turn during this Super Tuesday in U.S. presidential politics.

Barack Obama Is Leading early Missouri Poll Results That Are Released by Reuters/C SPAN/Zogby Tracking Poll.

Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama sparred over health care, immigration and the war in Iraq in a debate in Los Angeles Thursday. VOA's Mike O'Sullivan reports the last two major contenders for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination also found common ground as they head into party preference polls on Tuesday.

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney accused rival John McCain of dirty tricks during a lively debate Wednesday evening. Mike O'Sullivan reports, the Republican candidates squared off at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, each invoking the legacy of the late president.

Barack Obama has won the South Carolina Democratic primary, with 55 percent of the vote.

This evening, the Louisiana Republican Party held caucuses at 11 sites across the state to select delegates to a state convention at which Louisiana's GOP convention delegates will be determined. The Louisiana caucuses could potentially benefit one of the Republicans running for President, but this one really takes the cake--it's so complicated that no one is reporting on it.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — The Democratic presidential candidates square off in South Carolina tonight in a high-stakes debate leading up to Saturday's primary and just two weeks before 22 states hold primaries and caucuses on Feb. 5.

(HULIQ) - Nevada Caucus results are coming out and as Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney have a wide lead HULIQ projects Clinton and Romney to be the leaders of Nevada Caucus Results. AP already reports Clinton and Romney the winners in Nevada Primary.

The Nevada Democratic Party released the following turnout information today and will update this information later in the day: