The 2012 Democratic National Convention took place from September 4 to September 6 in Charlotte, North Carolina. This event was held to officially nominate Barack Obama for a second term as President of the United States and to endorse Joe Biden for Vice President. Delegates from across the country gathered to discuss party policies and rally support for the upcoming election. The convention featured speeches from prominent party members, including Michelle Obama and Bill Clinton, who highlighted the achievements of the Obama administration. The event aimed to unify the party and energize supporters ahead of the 2012 presidential election against the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney.