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February 08, 2004
| Some Early Maine Returns: Kerry Leads

From WMTW, Maine:

John Kerry won 25 of 56 state convention delegate slots in Augusta, besting Dean, who captured 18. John Edwards finished third with seven, followed by two each for Clark and Kucinich, with two more set aside for uncommitted delegates. Caucus convenor Arthur Lerman said the Augusta vote had been buoyed by absentee ballots from about 70 people taking advantage of a first-time experiment to make caucus participation easier. Sunday’s apportionment of state convention slots was directly representational, with no threshold for candidates or uncommitted delegates to surmount.


Posted by Alan at February 8, 2004 08:54 PM | TrackBack
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Which means what?

Posted by: leaddog2 at February 8, 2004 09:14 PM

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