The 2004 Washington Democratic presidential caucuses were held on February 7, 2004. The Caucus is open to registered Democrats and Independents. The delegate allocation is proportional, the candidates are awarded delegates in proportion to the percentage of votes received. A total of 76 (of 95) delegates are awarded proportionally. A 15 percent threshold is required to receive delegates. No actual convention delegates are awarded at the caucuses, rather each precinct caucus chooses delegates to attend the County Convention.
This election caucus was immediately following Super Tuesday, where John Kerry dominated and continued his momentum. Kerry won the blue state of Washington with 48% of the vote, winning every county and congressional district except for the 7th district, which Dean carried with just under 40%. Turnout was overall very low in the state. The highest turnout by far was when over 9,500 people showed to vote in King County, Washington, where Kerry won with 44%. Kerry's weakest performance in the state was in Jefferson County, Washington, where he got just 39% of the vote, and Howard Dean got 31% of the vote
2004, washington, democratic, presidential, caucuses, main, article, 2004, democratic, party, presidential, primaries, were, held, february, 2004, caucus, open, registered, democrats, independents, delegate, allocation, proportional, candidates, awarded, deleg. Main article 2004 Democratic Party presidential primaries The 2004 Washington Democratic presidential caucuses were held on February 7 2004 The Caucus is open to registered Democrats and Independents The delegate allocation is proportional the candidates are awarded delegates in proportion to the percentage of votes received A total of 76 of 95 delegates are awarded proportionally A 15 percent threshold is required to receive delegates No actual convention delegates are awarded at the caucuses rather each precinct caucus chooses delegates to attend the County Convention 2004 Washington Democratic presidential caucuses 2000 February 7 2004 2004 02 07 2008 MIME 76 pledged delegates to the2004 Democratic National Convention Candidate John Kerry Howard Dean Home state Massachusetts Vermont Delegate count 46 24 Popular vote 11 397 7 060 Percentage 48 41 29 99 Candidate Dennis Kucinich John Edwards Home state Ohio North Carolina Delegate count 6 0 Popular vote 1 927 1 571 Percentage 8 19 6 67 Analysis editThis election caucus was immediately following Super Tuesday where John Kerry dominated and continued his momentum Kerry won the blue state of Washington with 48 of the vote winning every county and congressional district except for the 7th district which Dean carried with just under 40 Turnout was overall very low in the state The highest turnout by far was when over 9 500 people showed to vote in King County Washington where Kerry won with 44 Kerry s weakest performance in the state was in Jefferson County Washington where he got just 39 of the vote and Howard Dean got 31 of the voteStatewide Results editPrimary date February 7 2004 2004 Washington Democratic presidential primary Candidate Votes Percentage Delegates John Kerry 11 397 48 41 46 Howard Dean 7 060 29 99 24 Dennis Kucinich 1 927 8 19 6 John Edwards 1 571 6 67 0 Uncommitted 799 3 39 0 Wesley Clark 768 3 26 0 Al Sharpton 19 0 08 0 Total 23 541 100 00 76Sources editDave Leip s U S Election Atlas nbsp This Washington related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2004 Washington Democratic presidential caucuses amp oldid 1220967981, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
