DC Primary – FIRST in the Nation

In case you missed it, DC held a primary before Iowa or New Hampshire. In fact, DC deliberately moved ahead of all others in order to draw attention to the fact that DC has no voting representation (we had a revolution over that). Ironically, the Democratic National Committee forced DC to make their primary ‘non-binding’ — don’t want to tick off Iowa and New Hampshire (95% white). mjh

| ABQjournal News | The Associated Press |

Unofficial Returns in D.C. Primary
By The Associated Press

The latest, unofficial returns in the Democratic presidential primary in District of Columbia on Tuesday.

Howard Dean, 17,736 – 43 percent
Al Sharpton, 14,248 – 34 percent
Carol Moseley Braun, 4,824 – 12 percent
Dennis Kucinich, 3,435 – 8 percent

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