Editing Mini-Tuesday (section)

==2004 Results==

===Missouri===
[[File:2004 Mini-Tuesday Democratic primary results.svg|thumb|The results of the 2004 Mini-Tuesday Democratic primary. Blue denotes states won by Kerry, green denotes states won by Edwards, and red denotes states won by Clark.]]
Kerry handily won the biggest prize of the day by securing 51% of the vote in Missouri.  Edwards placed second with 25%.  All other candidates were in the single digits.

''Democratic Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||211,737||50.6%||48
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||103,188|||24.7%||26
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||36,305||8.7%||0
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||18,328||4.4%||0
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||14,726|||3.5%||0
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||14,312||3.4%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||8,306||2.0%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||4,876||1.2%||0
|-
|Uncommitted||4,316||1.0%||0
|}

''Republican Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|[[George W. Bush]]||117,007||95.1%
|-
|Bill Wyatt||1,268|||1.0%
|-
|Blake Ashby||981||0.8%
|-
|Uncommitted||3,830||3.4%
|}

''Libertarian Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|[[Gary Nolan (radio host)|Gary Nolan]]||874||45.2%
|-
|Ruben Perez||164|||8.5%
|-
|Jeffrey Diket||152||7.9%
|-
|Uncommitted||744||38.5%
|}

Source: [http://sos.mo.gov/enrweb/raceresults.asp?eid=104&oid=28567&arc= Missouri Department of State]

===South Carolina===
In a major victory, Edwards took his birth state of South Carolina, garnering 45% of the vote to Kerry's 30%.

''Democratic Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||126,320||45.0%||28
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||84,872||30.2%||17
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||26,946||9.6%||0
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||20,189|||7.2%||0
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||13,055||4.7%||0
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||6,853|||2.4%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||1,246||0.4%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||604||0.2%||0
|-
|[[Carol Moseley Braun]]||569||0.2%||0
|}

''Republican Results:''

On January 19, 2003, the [[Republican National Convention]] announced that the South Carolina Republican Party had passed a resolution granting [[George W. Bush]] South Carolina's 46 delegates.

Source: [http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P04/SC-D.phtml The Green Papers]

===Arizona===
Kerry made a strong showing in Arizona by winning the support of 43% of voters. Clark placed second with 27%. Arizona was the only state primary in which Dean acquired any delegates. His 14% share of the vote netted him just one delegate.

''Democratic Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||101,809||42.5%||30
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||63,256||26.7%||22
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||33,555||13.9%||3
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||16,596|||6.9%||0
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||15,906|||6.7%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||3,896||1.6%||0
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||1,177||0.5%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||755||0.3%||0
|-
|[[Carol Moseley Braun]]||325||0.1%||0
|-
|[[Lyndon LaRouche]]||295||0.1%||0
|-
|Dianne Barker||257||0.1%||0
|-
|[[Bill Wyatt]]||233||0.1%||0
|}

''Republican Results:''

On March 12, 2003 - A state Senate committee in Arizona backed a Republican measure to save $3 million by forgoing that state's primary.  District and county conventions will be held in April.

Sources: [https://wayback.archive-it.org/all/20111101185008/http://www.azsos.gov/results/2004/ppe/DEM-100.htm Arizona Department of State], [http://www.thegreenpapers.com The Green Papers]

===Oklahoma===
Oklahoma was the most hotly contested state of ''Mini-Tuesday'' 2004.  Clark needed it to stay in the race, while Edwards wanted it so that he could walk away with two victories.  In the end, both candidates got 30% of the vote, with Clark slightly ahead of Edwards.  Kerry also placed strongly with 27%.

''Democratic Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||90,453||29.93%||15
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||89,234|||29.53%||13
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||81,015||26.81%||12
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||19,678|||6.51%||0
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||12,728||4.21%||0
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||3,939||1.30%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||2,544||0.84%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||1,890||0.64%||0
|-
|[[Lyndon LaRouche]]||688||0.23%||0
|}

''Republican Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
|-
|[[George W. Bush]]||59,562||89.99%
|-
|Bill Wyatt||6,622|||10.01%
|}

Source: [https://web.archive.org/web/20040203200159/http://www.elections.state.ok.us/04ppp.html Oklahoma Department of State]

===Delaware===
Lieberman took second place in Delaware with 11% of the vote.  However, as this was insufficient to gain him any delegates, he dropped out of the race after a bad showing in the other primaries.  Kerry carried the state with 50% of the vote and all thirteen delegates.

''Democratic Results:''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||16,787||50.4%||14
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||3,706|||11.1%||0
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||3,674||11.0%||0
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||3,462||10.4%||0
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||3,165|||9.5%||0
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||1,888||5.7%||1
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||344||1.0%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||187||0.6%||0
|-
|[[Lyndon LaRouche]]||78||0.2%||0
|}

''Republican Results:''

Regional meetings in April will choose delegates for a State Convention in mid-May.

Source: [http://www.thegreenpapers.com The Green Papers]

===Caucuses===
In both New Mexico and North Dakota, Kerry placed first by a wide margin and Clark came in second to score a small number of delegates.  Additionally, Dean achieved moderate success in New Mexico by netting 18% of the vote and three delegates.

''Democratic Results:''

'''New Mexico'''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||43,553||42.6%||14
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||20,883||20.4%||8
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||16,747||16.4%||4
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||11,440|||11.2%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||5,638||5.5%||0
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||2,578|||2.5%||0
|-
|[[Richard Gephardt]]||653||0.6%||0
|-
|Uncommitted||479||0.5%||10
|-
|write-in /others||176||0.2%||0
|-
|Fern Penna||84||0.1%||0
|}

'''North Dakota'''

{| class="wikitable"
!Candidate
!Votes
!Percentage
!Delegates
|-
|[[John Kerry]]||5,366||50.8%||9
|-
|[[Wesley Clark]]||2,502||23.7%||5
|-
|[[Howard Dean]]||1,231||11.7%||4
|-
|[[John Edwards]]||1,025|||9.7%||0
|-
|[[Dennis Kucinich]]||308||2.9%||0
|-
|[[Joseph Lieberman]]||98|||0.9%||0
|-
|[[Al Sharpton]]||28||0.3%||0
|-
|Uncommitted||-||-||7
|}

''Republican Results:''

[[George W. Bush]] won all 26 of [[North Dakota]]'s Delegates to the [[Republican National Convention]] in the Republican Presidential Preference Caucus.{{Citation needed|date=February 2008}}