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January 31, 2004
| Kerry and Michigan

Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm (D), has scheduled a press conference for later this afternoon, when she is expected to give Kerry her endorsement.

Recent polls show Kerry with the lead in Michigan, but Dean is determined to win at least that state, although he has been saying recently that winning primaries are not as important as getting delegates. A recent poll shows Kerry leading the Dem field with 37% of those polled likely to vote for him.

Kerry has also picked up key union backing in Michigan, including the Michigan Education Association.
Michigan’s caucus will be held next Saturday, February 7.



Posted by Michele at January 31, 2004 12:36 PM | TrackBack
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