Primary Results

[Ben Kenobi]

Seems like it should be a fun night!

Two close races.

[mrmitchell]

Didn't I tell you about this with SC?

Edwards kicks ass. Kerry goes fair, Dean is laughed out of the state.

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Then again, I didn't expect Clark to come back Hopefully Dean and Sharpton will drop out and endorse Edwards.

[monkspider]

This would be a mess if Clark, Kerry, Dean and Edwards all end up winning a state.

[Ben Kenobi]

What if:

Clark wins Oklahoma

Kerry wins Missouri and Delaware

Edwards wins S. Carolina

Dean wins N. Mexico.

4 different winners of 4 different primaries on the same day.

Pure chaos!

[Ben Kenobi]

Heh.

MSNBC 'remembered' N. Dakota.

50% of precincts:

John Kerry 2783 50%
Wesley Clark 1224 22%
Howard Dean 757 14%

Oklahoma: 70%

John Edwards 61,111 31%
Wesley Clark 59,654 30%
John Kerry 51,311 26%

Edwards now leads by 1,500

[GePap]

Kerry is the clear winner of this night by far. He picks up the most states, in the top 3 in all states, and he also won the most delegates given that Missouri is the biggest prize.

Edwards stays int he race as does Clark due to thier fine showings.

The fact than in SC Lieberman ended behind Dean shows that his claims that he would do well with more conservative voters simply could not pan out- hence he is out. His best Showing? 11% in Delaware....

Sharpton may get what he wants, some time in the convention if he picks up any delegates thanks to SC.

Dean HAS to win one, or be really really close. He spent nothing to campaign for this day-saving what money he has left on hand to go for the later primaries this month: he MUST win one of those (like Michigan) to set up for March 3, and hope for good showings in NY and Cali (the two biggest prizes delegate-wise). But again, if he does not win one primary before March 3, he should bow out.

[Ben Kenobi]

74% reporting in Oklahoma

Wesley Clark 63,811 30%
John Edwards 63,729 30%
John Kerry 54,016 26%

Clark leads by 82 votes.

[Nubclear]

Curse him!

[Ben Kenobi]

Oklahoma: 81%

John Edwards 72,580 30%
Wesley Clark 72,517 30%
John Kerry 62,660 26%

Now it's Edwards by 63

[mrmitchell]

results

Deleware
99% reporting
Kerry 50%
LIEberman 11%
Edwards 11%
Dean 10%
Clark 10%
Sharpton 6%
Kucinich 1%

Missouri
44% reporting
Kerry 50%
Edwards 27%
Dean 8%
Clark 5%
Lieberman 4%
Gephardt 2%
Sharpton 2%
Kucinich 1%

New Mexico
?% reporting
Kerry 27%
Dean 27%
Clark 25%
Edwards 9%
Kucinich 6%
Lieberman 3% (LIEdude lost out to kucinich )

Oklahoma
77% reporting
Edwards 30%
Clark 30%
Kerry 26%
Lieberman 7%
Dean 4%
Sharpton 1 %
Kucinich 1%

South Carolina
77% reporting
Edwards 45%
Kerry 30%
Sharpton 10%
Clark 7%
Dean 5%
Lieberman 3%
Kucinich 0%

gotten from

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/dates/02/03/

[mrmitchell]

sorry i'm getting mine from teh website not TV or something. so it might be a bit slower and less recent than Ben's.

[Edan]

Originally posted by GePap
Kerry is the clear winner of this night by far. He picks up the most states, in the top 3 in all states, and he also won the most delegates given that Missouri is the biggest prize.

If he doesn't win 5 of the 7 states, he'll perform below expectations - that will slow down his momentum.

Edwards stays int he race as does Clark due to thier fine showings.

Agreed.

The fact than in SC Lieberman ended behind Dean shows that his claims that he would do well with more conservative voters simply could not pan out- hence he is out. His best Showing? 11% in Delaware....

Liebermans problem isn't lack of appeal so much as his lack of campaign ability, IMO.

[Ben Kenobi]

so it might be a bit slower and less recent than Ben's.

Heh.

I'm not even home right now. I'm getting all of mine from MSNBC.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3762588/

[Edan]

With 87% reporting in Oklahoma
Clark 78,799 30%
Edwards 77,840 30%

[Ben Kenobi]

Oklahoma: 88%

Wesley Clark 78,944 30%
John Edwards 78,184 30%
John Kerry 68,727 26%

John Kerry wins N. Dakota.

96% in.

John Kerry 5121 50%