Polling data for Super Tuesday states and up to date delegate counts

[MurikanDemocrat]

Can someone provide an up-to-date count of delegates and the number of delegates for the Super Tuesday States? Thanks.



* note that some of these numbers are a couple weeks old. If you have more current numbers feel free to provide with a link.

California 2/18 – 2-22

Kerry 56%
Edwards 24%
Kucinich 4%
Sharpton 1%
other 1%
undecided 14%

New York 2/17 – 2-19


Kerry 66%
Edwards 14%
Sharpton 7%
Kucinich 3%
undecided 10%

Maryland 2/4 – 2-9

Kerry 47%
Edwards 15%
Dean 12%
Sharpton 10%
Clark 6%
other 4%
undecided 6%

Ohio 1/30 – 2-10

Kerry 45%
Edwards 13%
Dean 12%
Kucinich 7%
Clark 6%
Sharpton 4%
Lieberman 4%
other <1%
undecided 8%

Georgia, 2/13 – 2-15

Kerry 50%
Edwards 19%
Sharpton 12%
Dean 10%
other 5%
undecided 5%

Massachusetts has not been updated since November in this poll (Kerry’s home state)


http://www.pkarchive.org/2004DataCenter.html

edit: I missed these states

Connecticut 2/13 – 2-15

Kerry 67%
Dean 12%
Edwards 12%
other 6%
undecided 3%

Rhode Island 2/11


Kerry 70%
Edwards 11%
Dean 10%
other 7%
undecided 2%

Minnesota – no poll

Vermont – no poll since October

From mobuto post on Massachusetts
The last poll taken, by Merrimack College, from Jan 28-February 5 didn't exclude candidates who have since dropped out (Lieberman, Clark, Dean). Nevertheless, Kerry was at 60 and Edwards was at 4.

[lancdem]

1. Here's another one from New York

President, NY Dem Primary
2/23/2004

Kerry
58%

Edwards
22%

Sharpton
9%

Other
7%

Undecided
4%

Data Collected
2/20/04 - 2/22/04

[Freddie Stubbs]

2. Kerry 695, Edwards 200, Dean 183, Clark 57, Sharpton 16, Kucinich 2

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/scorecard/index.html

[Freddie Stubbs]

3. CA 370, CT 49, GA 86, MD 69, MA 93, NY 237, OH 140, RI 21, VT 15, MN 72

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/dates/03/02/index.html

[MurikanDemocrat]

5. That's a good link. Are those all Super Tuesday States you have

in your header. I was going off the DU calandar. I can go back and add those to my original post.

[Freddie Stubbs]

6. All Super Tuesday

[BruinAlum]

7. That's 1152 total delegates. Not enough to finish the game but to give

a pretty good indication.

[Freddie Stubbs]

9. If Kerry wins all of those states by large margins

Edwards will see the handwriting on the wall and withdraw. If yesterday's primaries and caucuses are any indication, Edwards has a lot of catching up to do.

[mobuto]

4. Re: Massachusetts and the four you left out

The last poll taken, by Merrimack College, from Jan 28-February 5 didn't exclude candidates who have since dropped out (Lieberman, Clark, Dean). Nevertheless, Kerry was at 60 and Edwards was at 4.

CT - January 27-28 poll has Kerry over Edwards among likely voters 43%-6%, among registered Dem voters 36%-6%. This poll also included candidates who have since dropped out.

RI - February 7-9 poll has Kerry over Edwards 70% - 9%, again including Clark and Dean in the poll results.

MN - No polls for some reason, probably because this is a narrow caucus.

VT - No polls, but Kerry is odds-on favorite.

[MurikanDemocrat]

8. kick