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February 08, 2004
| Today: Maine

It’s caucus day in Maine.

A turnout of about 15,000 is expected (there are 298,000 registered Democrats in Maine). 404 caucuses are planned. [List of locations]

24 of the state’s 35 delegates are up for grabs.

Unlike yesterday’s caucuses in Michigan and Washington - where Kerry won expectedly, there is no clear frontrunner in Maine. There have been no polls for this state, but pundits are expecting it will be a nail-biter. Dean considers Maine a must-win state.

Most of the polling places open at 1:00[EST]. The first results are expected around 3:00, with final results sometime around 9:00 p.m.



Posted by Michele at February 8, 2004 09:42 AM | TrackBack
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So if Dean doesn’t win, he will go away then ? Please ?

Posted by: CERDIP at February 8, 2004 03:17 PM

Crazy Dennis is supposed to have support in Maine.

????? In heaven’s name, when will we see the last of him also ????

Soon, I hope!

Posted by: leaddog2 at February 8, 2004 07:09 PM

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