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2004 Delaware Democratic presidential primary

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election_name2004 Delaware Democratic presidential primary
countryDelaware
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election2000 Delaware Democratic presidential caucuses
previous_year2000
next_election2008 Delaware Democratic presidential primary
next_year2008
election_date
image1File:John F. Kerry (cropped).jpg
image_size150x150px
candidate1John Kerry
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home_state1Massachusetts
delegate_count114
popular_vote116,787
percentage150.43%
image2File:Al Sharpton by David Shankbone (cropped).jpg
candidate2Al Sharpton
color2aa5f2f
home_state2New York
delegate_count21
popular_vote21,888
percentage25.67%
image3File:Joe Lieberman official portrait 2 (cropped) (cropped).jpg
candidate3Joe Lieberman
color38E2791
home_state3Connecticut
delegate_count30
popular_vote33,706
percentage311.13%
image4Image:John Edwards, official Senate photo portrait (cropped).jpg
candidate4John Edwards
color4e50100
home_state4North Carolina
delegate_count40
popular_vote43,674
percentage411.04%
image5File:HowardDeanDNC-cropped.jpg
candidate5Howard Dean
color5e7cf1e
home_state5Vermont
delegate_count50
popular_vote53,462
percentage510.40%
image6File:General Wesley Clark official photograph (cropped).jpg
candidate6Wesley Clark
color6039042
home_state6Arkansas
delegate_count60
popular_vote63,165
percentage69.51%
map_imageFile:Delaware Democratic presidential primary election results by county margins, 2004.svg
map_size150px
map_captionCounty results
Kerry
votes_for_election23 Democratic National Convention delegates (15 pledged, 8 unpledged)
The number of pledged delegates received is determined by the popular vote
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outgoing_membersAZ

Kerry
The number of pledged delegates received is determined by the popular vote The 2004 Delaware Democratic presidential primary was held on February 3, 2004 as part of the 2004 United States Democratic presidential primaries. Frontrunner John Kerry easily won the primary while Senator Joe Lieberman came second.

As the primary approached Joe Lieberman said that victory in the Delaware primary was required in order for his campaign to continue. He had visited the state four times and got the endorsement of Democratic senator Thomas R. Carper. After his defeat in the primary Lieberman withdrew from the race for the nomination.

Exit polls showed that over half of voters who took part in the primary said they were 'angry' with the administration of George W. Bush and over 80% said they opposed the decision to go to war with Iraq.

Polling

Candidate29 January 2004
John Kerry27%
Joe Lieberman16%
Howard Dean14%
John Edwards9%
Wesley Clark8%
Dennis Kucinich1%
Al Sharpton1%

Source: Delaware - 2004 Presidential Polls

Results

CandidateVotesPercentagePotential National delegates
John Kerry16,78750.4314
Joe Lieberman3,70611.130
John Edwards3,67411.040
Howard Dean3,46210.400
Wesley Clark3,1659.510
Al Sharpton1,8885.671
Dennis Kucinich3441.030
Richard Gephardt1870.560
Lyndon LaRouche780.230

Source: 2004 Presidential Democratic Primary Election Results - Delaware

References

References

  1. (2004-01-30). "Lieberman says a Delaware victory will be enough". [[USA Today]].
  2. (2004-01-15). "Gephardt Ad Slams Dean; Dean, Kerry Run Spots". [[Fox News Channel]].
  3. Branson, David. (2004-02-04). "Kerry continues streak". Michigan Daily }}{{dead link.
  4. (2004-02-06). "US Democratic primary votes reveal growing popular hostility to Bush". [[World Socialist Web Site]].
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