Official WASHINGTON DC results thread

[EarlG]

In order to help everyone keep track of the returns from Washington DC, please post all updates in this official thread. Please do not start a bunch of other results threads, as they will just make people confused.

INSTRUCTIONS

Please put the most important information from each update in the SUBJECT LINE of your post, so the returns are easy to follow. Include the percent of precincts reporting, followed by the first three or four candidates in order. Kinda like this:

00% reporting - Candidate A 00%, Candidate B 00%, Candidate C 00%, Candidate D 00%

This thread is for results ONLY. Please avoid unnecessary discussion in this thread.

[MrSlayer]

1. CNN's results page link.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/states/DC/

[SadEagle]

2. Source for the results from the party:

http://www.dcdemocrats.org/caucusresults.pdf
Starting from 6pm

[HFishbine]

3. "Up-to-date results, starting at 6:00" Hmmm.

Nothing yet. I hope they are going to be more timely than Maine.

[theoceansnerves]

4. 100% reporting

Kerry 4,278 47%
Sharpton 1,824 20%
Dean 1,596 18% 0
Edwards 927 10%
Kucinich 303 3%

[undergroundrailroad]

5. Kerry: 47%, Sharpton: 20%, Dean: 18%, Edwards: 10%, Kuicinich: 3%

CNN Reporting

[Renew Deal]

6. That is 100% reporting.

[JackRiddler]

7. I don't get it...

I thought the DC primary was already back on Jan. 19 and Dean beat Sharpton? Someone please explain, what was that on Jan. 19?

[Laughing Mirror]

8. Feb 14 was the caucus, for delegates

the DC primary on Jan 19 was non-binding, meaning it didn't count. It was just sort of a barometer to see which way the winds would be blowing. The one constant that we can observe between the two events, however, is that Al Sharpton came in second place both times.
Howard Dean came in first with 45%(??) of the vote, to Sharpton's 34.