Feb. 3 Primary/Caucus Predictions

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South Carolina:
Edwards 29
Kerry 24
Clark 15

Missouri:
Kerry 46
Edwards 14
Dean 9

Arizona:
Kerry 31
Clark 28
Dean 13

Oklahoma:
Clark 30
Kerry 26
Edwards 20

New Mexico:
Kerry 28
Clark 22
Dean 18

North Dakota:
Kerry 32
Clark 24
Dean 13

Delaware:
Kerry 33
Dean 17
Lieberman 13

Delegates earned:
Kerry 160
Clark 66
Edwards 32
Dean 11
 

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D2,

I'm gonna be off the Net for awhile, but whaddya think your predicitions mean overall? Kerry in a lock for the nomination? If so, who is running mate?

I'll check back in a few days. (If you're on, I might have to start paying you to tout)
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Peace out,

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Kerry surges ahead in US polls
Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry has stormed ahead of his rivals after scoring a series of key primary victories, according to exit polls.
The senator was forecast to win in Delaware, Missouri, Arizona, North Dakota and New Mexico, but John Edwards claimed South Carolina.



Former Nato commander Wesley Clark beat off both Senator Kerry and John Edwards to take Oklahoma, reports said.

Senator Joe Lieberman announced he is dropping out of the contest.

The BBC's Jon Leyne in Washington says if Mr Kerry had taken a clean sweep, he might have been unstoppable.

Instead, he says, John Edwards is emerging as the principal challenger.

John Kerry said he was "very pleased" with his showing in Missouri, the biggest prize of the night, with 74 nominating delegates at stake.


BBC News.
 

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