Denver Colorado Host 2008
Democratic Convention

The arena sits on Speer Boulevard, a main thoroughfare in downtown Denver, and is served by a nearby exit off Interstate 25 There is also a light rail station on the western side of the complex..

More than 45,000 delegates, journalists, volunteers and others are expected to visit the city as part of the convention. The city of Denver is committed to making this the greenest convention in history. Our mission is to build a long-lasting green legacy that will thrive in our community and around the world long after the last delegate leaves Denver.

What is a "super delegate"?
Who are these “super delegates” getting so much attention in the media? Collectively, unpledged delegates are a diverse group of individuals who come from all parts of the country and all walks of life. They include grassroots activists, county Party chairs and local elected officials. Read more

How Delegates Vote.
All delegates – both pledged and unpledged – formally cast their votes at the Convention. Voting occurs at the Convention in a number of different ways. No vote may be cast by proxy. Read more

What is a Certified Delegates?
Check the latest report on delegates certified in your state and others across the country. Read more

How do delegates spend their days in Denver
A typical day in the life of a delegate or alternate at a National Convention begins with a state delegation breakfast meeting. Read more

Mayor John W. Hickenlooper
"Like the Democratic Party itself, the Mile High City embodies the 21st century ideals of economic strength, environmental consciousness, regional collaboration, cutting-edge technological infrastructure and visionary zeal that will help lead America in the year 2008 and beyond." Denver 2008 Convention Host Committee