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[edit] Democratic Primary
By the time that the 2008 Democratic Presidential Primary process had reached Washington State on February 9th, the field had been narrowed down to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Mike Gravel. On Saturday, Feb. 9th, Washington's Democrats held Precinct Caucuses in 67 caucus jurisdictions around the state.
The Washington State Democratic Party allocated all of their delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention through the caucus system. The precinct caucuses were held on February 9th. The Legislative District caucuses will be held on April 5th. The Congressional District caucuses will be held on May 17th. The State Convention is in Spokane on June 14th.
[edit] Democratic Precinct Caucus Results
[edit] Democratic Primary Results
Candidate |
Votes |
% Votes |
Barack Obama |
354,112 |
51.22% |
Hillary Clinton |
315,744 |
45.67% |
John Edwards |
11,892 |
1.72% |
Dennis Kucinich |
4,021 |
0.58% |
Bill Richardson |
2,040 |
0.30% |
Joe Biden |
1,883 |
0.27% |
Mike Gravel |
1,071 |
0.15% |
Christopher Dodd |
618 |
0.09% |
Total Votes |
691381 |
100.00% |
[edit] Republican Primary
The Washington State Republican Party allocated half of the delegates to the 2008 Republican National Convention from the February 9th Precinct Caucuses, and half from the February 19th Primary Election.
[edit] Republican Precinct Caucus Results
[edit] Republican Primary Election Results
Candidate |
Votes |
% Votes |
John McCain |
262,304 |
49.50% |
Mike Huckabee |
127,657 |
24.09% |
Mitt Romney |
86,140 |
16.25% |
Ron Paul |
40,539 |
7.65% |
Rudy Giuliani |
5,145 |
0.97% |
Fred Thompson |
4,865 |
0.92% |
Alan Keyes |
2,226 |
0.42% |
Duncan Hunter |
1,056 |
0.20% |
Total Votes |
529,932 |
[edit] General election
[edit] See also
Washington State 2008 Elections |
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