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Super Tuesday for Kerry and Edwards in 10 states
Tuesday, March 2, 2004
Democrats in 10 states will go to the polls today in what is called Super Tuesday. Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, the front-runner, could lock up the presidential nomination with big wins, observers say. According to The Washington Post, he is favored to win California and New York, where the most delegates are up for grabs, along with Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina has one win under his belt. He is running behind Kerry in polls in all 10 states. He said he will keep campaigning if he does poorly because several Southern states, including Texas, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi, are holding votes March 9. Get the Story:
A Day of Reckoning For Kerry And Edwards (The Washington Post 3/2)
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Edwards Campaigns for Votes, as Kerry Runs Against Bush (The New York Times 3/2)
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Super Tuesday for Kerry and Edwards in 10 states
Tuesday, March 2, 2004
Democrats in 10 states will go to the polls today in what is called Super Tuesday. Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, the front-runner, could lock up the presidential nomination with big wins, observers say. According to The Washington Post, he is favored to win California and New York, where the most delegates are up for grabs, along with Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina has one win under his belt. He is running behind Kerry in polls in all 10 states. He said he will keep campaigning if he does poorly because several Southern states, including Texas, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi, are holding votes March 9. Get the Story:
A Day of Reckoning For Kerry And Edwards (The Washington Post 3/2)
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Edwards Campaigns for Votes, as Kerry Runs Against Bush (The New York Times 3/2)
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Kerry picks up primary wins in Idaho, Utah and Hawaii (2/25)
LaDuke supports Nader's right to run for president (2/24)
Nader joins race for president as an independent (2/23)
Dean drops out of race after losing in Wisconsin (2/18)
Dean campaign says Indians still behind candidate (2/17)
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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