DNC closes first night with Michelle Obama firing up Dems

Democrats closed out the first full day of their convention with speeches that attacked Mitt Romney and painted a personal portrait of President Barack Obama.

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Here is the current schedule released by the DNC with a list of speakers to appear tonight.

Wednesday, September 5

Starting at 5 p.m.

• Call to order: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
• Rep. Luis Gutierrez (Illinois)
• Rep. Diana DeGette (Colorado)
• John Perez, California State Assembly speaker
• Mayor Thomas Menino (Boston, Massachusetts)
• Rep. Judy Chu (California)
• Steve Westly, former California state controller
• Rep. John Larson (Connecticut)
• Ken Myers, deputy sheriff (Carroll County, Iowa)

6 p.m.

• Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO president
• Rep. Steve Israel (New York)
• Sen. Patty Murray (Washington)
• Rep. Pedro Pierluisi (Puerto Rico)
• Tom Steyer, Advanced Energy Economy co-founder
• Sen. Charles Schumer (New York)
• Rep. Karen Bass (California)
• Rep. Al Green (Texas)
• Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (Missouri)
• Gov. Dannel Malloy (Connecticut)

7 p.m.

• Denise Juneau, Montana Office of Public Instruction superintendent
• Rep. Nancy Pelosi (California)
• Tom Vilsack
• Sen. Barbara Mikulski (Maryland)
• Arne Duncan
• Johanny Adames
• Jim Hunt, former North Carolina governor
• Harvey Gantt, former mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina

7 p.m.

• Elizabeth Ann "Libby" Bruce
• Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood Federation of America president
• Rep. Steny Hoyer (Maryland)
• Rep. Barney Frank (Massachusetts)
• Ed Meagher
• Gen. Eric Shinseki
• Mayor Michael Nutter (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• Gov. John Hickenlooper (Colorado)
• Simone Campbell, NETWORK executive director
• Gov. Jack Markell (Delaware)

9 p.m.

• Karen Mills
• Bull Butcher
• Kamala Harris, California attorney general
• Benita Veliz
• Cristina Saralegui
• Sandra Fluke
• Austin Ligon, Co-founder and retired CEO of CarMax
• Karen Eusanio
• Bob King, UAW president
• Randy Johnson, Cindy Hewitt and David Foster
• Rep. Chris Van Hollen (Maryland)

10 p.m.

• Jim Senegal, Costco founder and former CEO
• Elizabeth Warren, U.S. Senate candidate (Massachusetts)
• Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
• President Bill Clinton