Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton may be the last, major candidate to file for President a week from Friday.

   The Clinton campaign informed Secretary of State Bill Gardner's office that the New York senator will come to sign up at noontime on Nov. 2, the last day of filing.

  

  The only other Democrats who have yet to make plans to file here are Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich and ex-Alaska Senator Michael Gravel.

    State election officials still haven't heard about the filing intention of California Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter. Ex-Tennesee Senator Fred Thompson's campaign has inquired about making his GOP place in the primary official on either Nov. 1 or Nov. 2.

    Here's where other candidate stand for the coming final week of filing ahead.

   [-] Monday: Former North Carolina Democratic Senator John Edwards starts the day with ex-Massachusetts Republican Gov. Mitt Romney to follow a few hours later.

   [-] Tuesday: New Mexico Democratic Gov. Bill Richardson has it to himself at present, planning a reception across the street from the State House in early morning followed by a march in to sign the papers.

    [-] Thursday: Delaware Democratic Senator Joseph Biden has noonday plans to place his name on New Hampshire primary ballot.