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PRIMARY RESULTS: March 2

Democratic Presidential Primaries and Caucuses
March 2, commonly referred to as "Super Tuesday," is the busiest day of the 2004 presidential primary season. California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Rhode Island and Vermont hold Democratic primaries, while caucuses are conducted in Minnesota. More than 1,150 delegates are tied to the March 2 races.

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This page represents results, including delegate count, reported immediately after each state's contest. More >

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
California updated: 11:01 a.m., March 12	Kerry	1,858,382	64%	288	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	569,564	20%	82
	Kucinich	133,656	4%	0
	Dean	121,837	4%	0
	Sharpton	55,014	2%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Connecticut updated: 11:02 a.m., March 12	Kerry	75,680	58%	35	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	30,786	24%	14
	Lieberman	6,703	5%	0
	Dean	5,155	4%	0
	Kucinich	4,118	3%	0
	Sharpton	3,304	3%	0
	Uncommitted	988	1%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Georgia updated: 11:03 a.m., March 12	Kerry	288,448	47%	45	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	256,832	41%	41
	Sharpton	38,476	6%	0
	Dean	11,126	2%	0
	Kucinich	7,617	1%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Maryland updated: 11:02 a.m., March 12	Kerry	276,899	60%	47	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	119,296	26%	22
	Sharpton	21,241	4%	0
	Dean	11,756	2%	0
	Kucinich	8,359	2%	0
	Uncommitted	8,104	2%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Massachusetts updated: 11:04 a.m., March 12	Kerry	440,929	72%	80	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	108,740	18%	13
	Kucinich	25,010	4%	0
	Dean	17,010	3%	0
	Sharpton	6,097	1%	0
	Uncommitted	3,914	1%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Minnesota updated: 11:02 a.m., March 12	Kerry	26,249	51%	42	90% reporting	results by county	not available
	Edwards	13,914	27%	22
	Kucinich	8,666	17%	8
	Uncommitted	1,143	2%	0
	Dean	1,007	2%	0
	Sharpton	308	1%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
New York updated: 11:05 a.m., March 12	Kerry	407,643	61%	174	99% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	136,232	20%	54
	Sharpton	54,765	8%	8
	Kucinich	36,224	5%	0
	Dean	18,815	3%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Ohio updated: 11:02 a.m., March 12	Kerry	617,611	52%	81	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	408,175	34%	55
	Kucinich	107,685	9%	4
	Dean	30,213	3%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Rhode Island updated: 11:03 a.m., March 12	Kerry	24,073	71%	17	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Edwards	6,359	19%	4
	Dean	1,315	4%	0
	Kucinich	1,028	3%	0
	Uncommitted	388	1%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Vermont updated: 11:03 a.m., March 12	Dean	44,313	58%	9	100% reporting	results by county	voter survey results
	Kerry	26,134	34%	6
	Kucinich	3,404	4%	0

• For more about the delegate selection process, click here.
• How does CNN project winners in races? Click here.
• Exit polls are a survey of selected voters taken soon after they leave their voting place. Pollsters use this sample information, collected from a small percentage of voters, to track and project how all voters or specific segments of the voters sided on a particular race or ballot measure. For more on how to read exit polls, click here.

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