7 State Dem Primary voting returns tonight:

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Check http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/index.html

Tonight Primary results from the following 7 states for Democratic Nominee with total over 250 delegates at stake for the 2K4 Dem convention in Boston:

The 7 States having Dem Primaries tonight:

SC
Oklahoma
NM
AZ
Delaware
MO
North Dakota
New Mexico

Edwards is expected to win SC but it's too early at this time since the polls close at 7:00 in SC.
 
Update: as of right now in SC:

Edwards is leading Kerry 46%-29% with 13% of SC reporting in.
 
8:15 UPDATE:

SC: Edwards leading Kerry 45%-30% 45% reporting

Oklahoma: Clark leading Edwards 28%-27% 1% reporting

Missouri: Kerry leading Edwards 46%-25% 0% reporting
 
9:00 UPDATE:

Delaware: Kerry leading Lieberman 51%-11% 29% reporting

Missouri: Kerry leading Edwards 52%-21% 4% reporting

Oklahoma: Edwards and Clark tied 30%-30% 21% reporting

SC: Edwards leading Kerry 44%-30% 64% reporting
 
Looks like Kerry is beating the others.. *sigh*
 
10:00 UPDATE:

Delaware: Kerry WINS with 50% Lieberman and Edwards tied for 2nd at 11% 100% of Delaware reporting

Missouri: Kerry leading Edwards 50%-27% 46% reporting

New Mexico: Kerry and Dean tied 27%-27% 0% reporting

Oklahoma: Clark and Edwards still tied 30%-30% 88% reporting

SC: Edwards leading Kerry 45%-30% 80% reporting

Just in: Joe Lieberman is quitting the race.
 
tekkmortal said:
CNN has complete result: results

Clark barely edged over Edwards in Oklahoma with Kerry in close third.
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tekkmortal ....u know of anything going on in Oklahoma since u live there. Looks like recount automatic but I dont expect it to be like the Florida 2000 fuck-up.
 
sablescort said:
tekkmortal ....u know of anything going on in Oklahoma since u live there. Looks like recount automatic but I dont expect it to be like the Florida 2000 fuck-up.
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The ballot counters are electronic. Every vote is automatically counted once the person sent it in. I think the reason the total count is slow is because most of the election judges are old people and they need time to read the numbers and call the election board the results. (no offense to old people)
 
wai a minit they using electronic optical reader shit?!

Gawd help Oklahoma if they use these damned Diebold touch screen computers for the primaries.

But also I recall someone at democraticunderground.com mentioned something about OKlahoma's automatic recount trigger law that goes in effect if the margin between 1st and 2nd place is within 1% like Florida's recount law.
 
sablescort said:
wai a minit they using electronic optical reader shit?!

Gawd help Oklahoma if they use these damned Diebold touch screen computers for the primaries.

But also I recall someone at democraticunderground.com mentioned something about OKlahoma's automatic recount trigger law that goes in effect if the margin between 1st and 2nd place is within 1% like Florida's recount law.
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I doubt that is true. The only recount is required is when someone makes a petition for a recount. We dont use Diebold touch screen only electronic optical reader. We been using it for a long time.
 
tekkmortal said:
I doubt that is true. The only recount is required is when someone makes a petition for a recount. We dont use Diebold touch screen only electronic optical reader. We been using it for a long time.
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Im going to take ur word for that ;)

Anyways the score card for the primaries stand at:

Kerry: 7 states won (Iowa, NH, AZ, Delaware, Missouri, New Mexico, and North Dakota)

Edwards: 1 state won (South Carolina)

Clark: 1 state won (Oklahoma)




Still more primaries to go especially Feb. 10 in Tennessee for me.

Next major multi-state primary is Super Tuesday March 2.

Calendar for the 2004 President election schedules here: http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s&u=/static/special_event_elec_pres_cal/static
 
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