2004 Democratic Primary Re Competitiveness
Our study group has one more question regarding the 2004 Democratic Primary- Was it competitive throughout the entire process and perhaps the bigger issue is why was or wasn't it competitive this year?
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2004 Democratic Primary Race
Hi- our study group is having a big dispute and we'd like someone to settle our dispute who is really smart about the 2004 Democratic Primary Race...as 3 of the 5 members of our group have differing opinions...please settle this question: there were 11 days which had primaries or caucuses...how many states held a primary or cau
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2004 Democratic Primary
Hello - I know the Democratic Primary Race began with 10 candidates. Could you tell me: (a) when each (aside from Kerry) dropped out? (b)How many primaries or caucuses they each had competed in? And (c) how many delegates had they each won by that point? Thanks for helping!
Information regarding the US 2004 Democratic Primary Race
I'm having trouble finding out some information regarding the Democratic Primary 2004. I know the race began with 10 candidates...when did each drop out and how many primaries/caucuses had they competed in and how many delegates had they won by that point in time? If anyone has a website that contains this information for me,
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