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Barack Obama was first elected to the Illinois State Senate in 1996. He was re-elected several times. Then, in 2004, he was elected a U.S. Senator. He served about twelve years total in the state and the U.S. senate, before being elected president in 2008.
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What other political offices does Barack Obama have in his career?
He was a state senator from Illinois, and then he was a U.S. senator, also from Illinois.
What other political offices did Barack Obama hold?
legislator in the u.s senate. legislator in the u.s senate.
When was Illinois Senate career of Barack Obama born?
Illinois Senate career of Barack Obama was born on 1961-08-04.
Where was Barack Obama's political office?
Barack Obamas political office was in the white house
When did Barack Obama begin his career?
in 3295
What political groups endorse Barack Obama?
The Democratic political group endorses Barack Obama. Private liberal political groups also endorse President Obama. He became president in 2009.
What political party is john mccain and Barack Obama from?
John McCain is Republican and Barack Obama is Democratic.
What were Barack Obama's Pre-presidential offices?
State Senate & Senate.
What year did Barack Obama start his career?
2009
When did the Barack Obama campaign started?
If you are asking about his political career, that began in 1996. If you are asking about his first run for the presidency, that campaign started in 2007.
Is it true that Michelle Obama's salary went over 300 Thousand when Barack Obama became a State Senator?
There is no factual evidence to support the claim that Michelle Obama's salary exceeded $300,000 when Barack Obama became a State Senator. Michelle Obama had a successful career before her husband's political career, including working in corporate law and public service. Her earnings were not directly related to Barack Obama's political positions.
What is Barack Obama's political affiliation?
President Barack Obama is a registered Democrat. Within the party he is considered a centrist.
