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Dean drops out of race after losing in Wisconsin
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean dropped out of the presidential race today but said he would continue to help Democrats defeat President George Bush. Dean came in third in yesterday's Democratic primary in Wisconsin. With 100 percent of the precincts reported, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts took 40 percent of the vote. Senator John Edwards of North Carolina said his 34 percent finish showed his campaign is experiencing a late surge. So far, Kerry was won 15 primaries and caucuses and Edwards has won one. Get the Story:
Dean to Announce Plans Today (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Kerry Captures Wisconsin; Edwards Is a Strong Second (The Washington Post 2/18)
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John Kerry, Keeping One Step Behind His Pack (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Wis. Showing Is 'Clear Message,' Edwards Says (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Kerry Holds Off Push by Edwards in Primary Vote in Wisconsin (The New York Times 2/18)
Edwards Proves His Point With a Strong Late Surge (The New York Times 2/18)
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Dean drops out of race after losing in Wisconsin
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
Former Vermont governor Howard Dean dropped out of the presidential race today but said he would continue to help Democrats defeat President George Bush. Dean came in third in yesterday's Democratic primary in Wisconsin. With 100 percent of the precincts reported, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts took 40 percent of the vote. Senator John Edwards of North Carolina said his 34 percent finish showed his campaign is experiencing a late surge. So far, Kerry was won 15 primaries and caucuses and Edwards has won one. Get the Story:
Dean to Announce Plans Today (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Kerry Captures Wisconsin; Edwards Is a Strong Second (The Washington Post 2/18)
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John Kerry, Keeping One Step Behind His Pack (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Wis. Showing Is 'Clear Message,' Edwards Says (The Washington Post 2/18)
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Kerry Holds Off Push by Edwards in Primary Vote in Wisconsin (The New York Times 2/18)
Edwards Proves His Point With a Strong Late Surge (The New York Times 2/18)
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Navajo Nation voters chose Kerry in Ariz. primary (2/12)
Clark makes it official and drops out of race (2/12)
Kerry sweeps two states as Clark drops out of race (2/11)
Dean changes mind about possible loss in Wis. (2/10)
Opinion: Mainstream media ignoring Indian voters (2/9)
Kerry takes three states as rivals pledge to fight on (2/9)
AP Questionnaire: Candidates on Indian issues (2/6)
Kerry wins five states, Edwards and Clark take one each (2/4)
Navajo president attends Kerry rally in N.M. (2/3)
Wes Clark campaign announces Indian Country support (2/3)
Indian turnout for Ariz. primaries seen as low (2/3)
Kennedy meets with tribal leaders to promote Kerry (2/2)
Kerry wins Democratic primary in N.H. (1/28)
Gephardt drops bid, candidates focus on N.H. (1/21)
Kerry wins Iowa caucuses as Dean comes in third (1/20)
Presidential Q&A: Paper asks about Indian issues (1/19)
Braun to end presidential bid and support Dean (1/15)
Kucinich gains endorsement of Navajo coalition (1/15)
Presidential hopeful Clark wins tribal endorsement (1/15)
Dean only one to mention Natives during debate (1/12)
Dean forced to explain stance on state taxation (12/08)
Dean serves up Indian Country agenda at NCAI (11/20)
Democrat presidential hopefuls eye Indian voters (11/18)
Abenaki chief wants NCAI to know Dean's record (11/20)
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