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February 09, 2004
| On To Tennessee And Virginia

Zogby Polling Shows Kerry with two to one margins over Edwards in Tuesday’s Democratic Primaries in Tennessee and Virginia.

Tennessee
Kerry 45
Edwards 21
Clark 19
Dean 5
Sharpton 2
Kucinich 0.1

According to CNN, 45 of the Tennessee’s 69 pledged delegates, are determined by the results of Tennessee’s open primary.

Virginia
Kerry 47
Edwards 24
Clark 11
Dean 10
Sharpton 3
Kucinich 2

According to CNN, 53 of the Virginia’s 82 pledged delegates will be determined by the results of Virginia’s open primary.



Posted by Dan Spencer at February 9, 2004 08:46 AM | TrackBack
Comments

Sorry, but it appears to me that Kerry is the one with two to one margins at the moment. Or are the names wrong in the poll?

Posted by: FH at February 9, 2004 10:34 AM

Thank you to FH for pointing out my inadequate proofing. It is indeed Kerry with the lead. I have corrected the post.

Posted by: Dan Spencer at February 9, 2004 10:59 AM

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