Editing Mini-Tuesday (section)

===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]