Unofficial Texas results coming in:

TEXAS

86 of 8,491 precincts reporting - 1 percent

Howard Dean, 5,158 - 5 percent

John Edwards, 20,760 - 20 percent

John Kerry, 65,472 - 62 percent

Dennis Kucinich, 1,203 - 1 percent

Al Sharpton, 4,795 - 5 percent

Wesley Clark, 2,187 - 2 percent

Randy Crow, 849 - 1 percent

Richard Gephardt, 1,445 - 1 percent

Lyndon LaRouche, 809 - 1 percent

Joe Lieberman, 2,846 - 3 percent

:-)

doing the "official primary" threads?

doing?

3 of 227 precincts - 1 percent

Lloyd Doggett (i) Dem 7,931 - 86 percent
Leticia Hinojosa Dem 1,284 - 14 percent

http://www.statesman.com/news/content/shared/news/politics/results/tx_h_d.html#d25

That's probably a Travis County result where we expect Doggett to do well.

However, it appears that Chris Bell may lose his seat in a primary. It appears that after trailing earlier, Ciro Rodgriguez will hold off a challenge from Henry Cuellar.

to get delegates.

We'll see how that goes. We expect he'll get something from Austin.

Also, we have more delegates to be apportioned at our state convention in June. This process started with our precinct conventions tonight. The results from my caucus were: Dean-4, Kerry-3; Kucinich-1; Edwards-1; Uncommitted-1.

I'll be going to the senate district level for Dean. I can also get other primary voters in my precinct to attend with me... up to the 15 delegates and alternates allotted to my precinct. I heard from others in my county that they were also the only or one of only a couple caucus-goes, and were there for Dean. So, we could very well end up with some delegates to send to the convention after the process works through.

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/politics/8145602.htm
Longer: http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/politics/8145534.htm

ANGER AT BUSH: About half of those voting said they were "angry" at President Bush's administration, and another one-third said they were "dissatisfied, but not angry." Only one in six said they were satisfied, but most of them added they were "not enthusiastic."


ANGER AT PERRY: About three in four Democrats were either angry or dissatisfied with Gov. Rick Perry's administration - slightly better support for the Republican governor than they gave to Bush.


Interesting that there was no comment on the question of "reliability of touch screen voting"- which was also asked on this poll.

for about candidates not running. They get the Kucinich thing but just had to laugh and start with the wisecracking when I told them the percentages for Gephardt and Lieberman.

Any good comebacks? I'm too tired...

From Geoffrey's (Governor Goodhair's pal) site. Hmmm, wonder who the 16,000 Repukes "uncommitted" against Srhub are.

http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/

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http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/04pridem.htm

Wesley K. Clark 5,482 2.10% 10,419 2.19%

Randy Crow 2,115 0.81% 3,716 0.78%

Howard Dean 12,404 4.76% 22,703 4.77%

John Edwards 19 49,176 18.86% 76,264 16.03%

Dick Gephardt 3,670 1.41% 6,974 1.47%

John F. Kerry 91 165,300 63.40% 312,080 65.59%

Dennis J. Kucinich 4,107 1.58% 7,994 1.68%

Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. 2,182 0.84% 3,825 0.80%

Joe Lieberman 7,765 2.98% 13,822 2.90%

Al Sharpton 2 8,520 3.27% 18,009 3.78%
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Vote Total 260,721 475,806

Early Provisional Ballots Reported 143

Provisional Ballots Reported 286

Precincts Reported 3,706 of 8,491 Precincts 43.65%

Statewide Turnout 3.88% 12,264,663 Registered Voters



http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/04prirep.htm

George W. Bush - Incumbent 84 197,828 92.39% 396,552 92.31%

Uncommitted 16,302 7.61% 33,025 7.69%
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Vote Total 214,130 429,577

Early Provisional Ballots Reported 123

Provisional Ballots Reported 358

Precincts Reported 3,720 of 8,076 Precincts 46.06%

Statewide Turnout 3.50% 12,264,663 Registered Voters




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