2004 Democratic Presidential Primary Elections to be Held March 2
February 18, 2004
As the 2004 Presidential elections in November
approach, the Democratic Party has begun its primary
elections to narrow down the Democratic runners to
one candidate who will go up against Bush for the
Presidency.
The primaries for the Democratic candidacy have
been narrowed down to four who are the front-runners
for the spot.
General Wesley Clark, Gov. Howard Dean,
Sen. John Edwards, Sen. John Kerry,
Congressman Denis Kucinich and the Rev. Al
Sharpton are running for the Democratic presidential
candidacy. All of their names will be present on the
ballot, though we have only focused on the three frontrunners
Dean, Edwards and Kerry. In California, our
primary elections are to be held on March 2.
Eligible California voters who are registered in
either the Democratic or Independent party will not
only vote for the candidate of their choice, but also on
the propositions that have made it on the ballot,
Propositions 55, 56, 57 and 58.
Gov. Howard Dean |
Sen. John Edwards |
Sen. John Kerry |
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EXPERIENCE Dean is most well-known for his governorship in |
EXPERIENCE John Edwards graduated from North Carolina |
EXPERIENCE After graduating from Yale University, Kerry |
PLATFORM: Education: Offers Economy: Seeks to rebuild the American Foreign Affairs/Security: Against the war on Iraq, wants to defeat the |
PLATFORM: Education: Edwards has a plan Economy: Edwards’ plan to Foreign Affairs/Security: Edward wants to track down and stop terrorists, |
PLATFORM: Education Economy: Includes reviving Foreign Affairs/Security: |