Kerry rolls from Delaware to Arizona
Edwards captures South Carolina; Lieberman calls it quits
BREAKING NEWS
By Alex Johnson
Reporter
MSNBC
Updated: 10:51 p.m. ET Feb. 03, 2004
Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts put a stranglehold on the Democratic presidential campaign Tuesday, sweeping to impressive victories in more than half of the seven states holding primaries or caucuses in the first national test of potential challengers to President Bush.
In a crowded seven-man field — later chopped to six with the withdrawal of Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut —
Kerry collected more than 40 percent of the vote in the Missouri, Delaware and Arizona primaries and in the North Dakota caucuses, according to NBC News’ analysis of the responses of voters who were surveyed as they left polling places.
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