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PRIMARY RESULTS: February 7

	Democratic Presidential Primary and Caucuses Although Washington's "blanket primary" was cancelled, state Democrats hold "precinct caucuses," starting at 10 a.m., Saturday. Michigan also holds caucuses. More than 200 delegates are tied to the results of the February 7 races.
This page represents results, including delegate count, reported immediately after each state's contest. More >

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTES	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Michigan updated: 3:07 p.m., February 12	Kerry	84,214	52%	91	100% reporting	not available	not available
	Dean	26,994	17%	24
	Edwards	21,919	13%	6
	Sharpton	11,270	7%	7
	Clark	10,986	7%	0
	Kucinich	5,183	3%	0

RACE	CANDIDATE	VOTE	VOTE%	DEL	PRECINCTS	LOCAL	EXIT POLL
Washington updated: 3:07 p.m., February 12	Kerry	11,397	49%	47	99% reporting	not available	not available
	Dean	7,060	30%	29
	Kucinich	1,927	8%	0
	Edwards	1,571	7%	0
	Clark	768	3%	0
	Sharpton	19	0%	0

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