WI: The Fat Lady Has Technical Problems (plus Chandler wins)
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 9:08 am
Kerry 327,669 40% 30
Edwards 283,326 34% 24
Dean 150,682 18% 13
Kucinich 27,231 3% 0
Sharpton 14,685 2% 0
Clark 12,687 2% 0
When the early results were coming in and Edwards was actually a bit ahead, I was thinking this things going to drag on a while yet. But ending up six points back, while impressive, is not enough to derail the Kerry train. If he can win some states on Super Tuesday (which is possible if Dean gets out and throws his support behind Edwards), then we'll talk. Until then, though, it's still Kerry's to lose. It's just not, as the pundits love to say, "over yet."
So how many times did you vote, Luke?
Ryan
PS - On a local note, Chandler (D) handily beat Kerr (R) for the House seat vacated by Big Ern. Of course, now he has to potentially compete in a May primary and certainly in the November general. But for the moment, it's a Dem pickup in a Red State, which is never a good sign for the Repubs.
Edwards 283,326 34% 24
Dean 150,682 18% 13
Kucinich 27,231 3% 0
Sharpton 14,685 2% 0
Clark 12,687 2% 0
When the early results were coming in and Edwards was actually a bit ahead, I was thinking this things going to drag on a while yet. But ending up six points back, while impressive, is not enough to derail the Kerry train. If he can win some states on Super Tuesday (which is possible if Dean gets out and throws his support behind Edwards), then we'll talk. Until then, though, it's still Kerry's to lose. It's just not, as the pundits love to say, "over yet."
So how many times did you vote, Luke?
Ryan
PS - On a local note, Chandler (D) handily beat Kerr (R) for the House seat vacated by Big Ern. Of course, now he has to potentially compete in a May primary and certainly in the November general. But for the moment, it's a Dem pickup in a Red State, which is never a good sign for the Repubs.