Edwards (13)
Bill Lipinski (IL-3) 02/09/04 ...had backed Lieberman Albert Wynn (MD-4) 07/23/03 Ike Skelton (MO-4) 01/28/04 ...had backed Gephardt Mike McNulty (NY-23) 01/26/04 ...had backed Gephardt Frank Ballance (NC-1) Bob Etheridge (NC-2) David Price (NC-4) all 6 NC Dems. on 4/03/03 Mike McIntyre (NC-7) Mel Watt (NC-12) Brad Miller (NC-13) Chaka Fattah (PA-2) 01/30/04 Max Sandlin (TX-1) 01/28/04 ...had backed Gephardt Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX-30) 03/19/03 |
Governor Mike Easley (NC) 06/05/03 |
Kerry (80
+ 16 ...81 + 16 if one counts the Delegate from USVI)
Ed Pastor (AZ-4) 01/28/04 ...had backed Gephardt Marion Barry (AR-1) 02/
/04 ...had backed Clark
Mike Thompson (CA-1) 02/
/04 ...had backed Clark
Diane DeGette (CO-1)
John Larson (CT-1) 02/
/04 ...had backed Lieberman
Kendrick Meek (FL-17) 01/30/04 Sanford Bishop (GA-2)
02/21/04 ...had backed Clark
Bobby Rush (IL-1) 02/
/04 ...had backed Braun, then Clark
Ed Case (HI-2) ...had backed Lieberman Baron Hill (IN-9) ...around the time of the NH Primary (01/28/04) Dutch Ruppersberger (MD-2)
02/24/04 ...had backed Gephardt
John Olver (MA-1)
Tom Allen (ME-1) 02/11/04 Bart Stupak (MI-1)
02/05/04
Betty McCollum (MN-4) 02/?/04 ...had backed Clark William Lacy Clay (MO-1)
Bill Pascrell (NJ-8) 10/07/03
Tom Udall (NM-3) 02/ /04 Tim Bishop (NY-1) 10/29/03
Earl Pomeroy (ND) 02/ /04 Sherrod Brown (OH-13) 02/26/04 Earl Blumenauer (OR-3) 12/01/03 Patrick Kennedy (RI-1) 01/25/04 ...had backed Gephardt James Clyburn (SC-6) 01/29/04 ...had backed Gephardt Harold Ford (TN-9) 04/28/03 Rubén Hinojosa (TX-15) 02/02/04
Jay Inslee (WA-1) 02/04
Ron Kind (WI-3) 02/10/04
Donna Christensen (USVI) 01/16/04 |
Dianne Feinstein (CA) 09/16/03 Daniel Inouye (HI) 01/24/04 Daniel Akaka (HI) 02/??/04 Jeff Bingaman (NM) 02/12/04 Paul Sarbanes (MD) 02/24/04 Barbara Mikulski (MD) 02/24/04 Edward Kennedy (MA) Carl Levin (MI) 02/05/04 Debbie Stabenow (MI) 02/05/04 Mark Dayton (MN) 02/20/04 Jon Corzine (NJ) 01/27/04 Frank Lautenberg (NJ) 02/24/04 Ernest "Fritz" Hollings (SC) 01/22/04 Maria Cantwell (WA) 02/02/04 Jay Rockefeller (WV) 02/09/04 Herb Kohl (WI) 02/10/04 Governors
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Kucinich (1)
Lynn Woolsey (CA-6) 06/19/03 |
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Sharpton (2)
José E. Serrano (NY-16) 12/16/03 Edolphus Towns (NY-10) 12/16/03 |
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Bush (0 + 1) | Zell Miller (GA) 10/29/03* |
Former Candidates | |
Dean
withdrew Feb. 18, 2004
(34 + 2.5 ...35 + 2.5 if one counts the Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico) Raúl M. Grijalva (AZ-7) 08/18/03 Pete Stark (CA-13) 12/31/03
Corrine Brown (FL-3) 01/12/04 ...had backed Graham Neil Abercrombie (HI-1) 04/10/03 Jesse Jackson, Jr. (IL-2) 12/07/03
Elijah E. Cummings (MD-7) 12/13/03 Carolyn C. Kilpatrick (MI-13) 01/16/04 "35th..." (later withdrew) Bennie Thompson (MS-2) Rush Holt (NJ-5) 12/19/03
Joseph Crowley (NY-7) 11/23/03
Tim Ryan (OH-17) 10/23/03 David Wu (OR-1) 11/17/03 Sheila Jackson-Lee (TX-18) 11/18/03 Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (VA-3) 12/07/03
Jim McDermott (WA-7) 10/06/03 Alan Mollohan (WV-1) 12/22/03
Aníbal Acevedo Vilá (PR) 12/19/03 |
Tom Harkin (IA) 01/09/03 Patrick Leahy (VT) Jim Jeffords (I-VT) supporting, has not formally endorsed Governor
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Clark(20
+ 3) withdrew Feb.
11, 2004
Marion Berry (AR-1) 09/17/03 Vic Snyder (AR-2) 09/17/03 Mike Ross (AR-4) 09/17/03 Mike Thompson (CA-1) 09/30/03 letter Sanford Bishop (GA-2) 01/14/04 Bobby Rush (IL-1) 01/26/04
...had backed Braun
William Jefferson (LA-2) 01/19/04 Dale Kildee (MI-5) 12/27/03 Betty McCollum (MN-4) reported by Roll Call 9/17/03 Gene Taylor (MS-4) 09/30/03 letter Steve Israel (NY-2) 09/30/03
letter
Lincoln Davis (TN-4) 12/05/03 Charlie Stenholm (TX-17)
01/08/04
Jim Matheson (UT-2) 09/30/03 letter |
Blanche Lincoln (AR) 09/17/03 Mark Pryor (AR) 09/17/03 Max Baucus (MT) 11/14/03 |
Lieberman (12
+ 2) withdrew Feb. 3,
2004
Dennis Cardoza (CA-18) 04/10/03 Cal Dooley (CA-20) 04/10/03 Ellen Tauscher (CA-10) 04/10/03 Rosa DeLauro (CT-3) 03/03/03 ...the day Dodd said no John Larson (CT-1) 03/03/03 ...the day Dodd said no Robert Wexler (FL-19) 04/10/03 Alcee Hastings (FL-23) 11/18/03 ...had backed Graham Ed Case (HI-2) 04/10/03 Bill Lipinski (IL-3) 03/?/03 Steve Rothman (NJ-9) 03/02/03 Eliot Engel (NY-17) 04/10/03 Brad Carson (OK-2) 03/11/03 |
Christopher Dodd (CT) 03/17/03 Tom Carper (DE) 08/29/03 |
Gephardt (34)
withdrew
Jan. 20, 2004
Ed Pastor (AZ-4), Chief Deputy Whip 05/07/03 Robert Matsui (CA-5) 05/14/03
Jerry Costello (IL-12) 05/14/03
Dutch Ruppersberger (MD-2) 05/14/03
William (Lacy) Clay, Jr. (MO-1) 02/01/03
Rob Andrews (NJ-1) 05/14/03 Nita Lowey (NY-18) 05/14/03
Ted Strickland (OH-6) 10/02/03
Jack Murtha (PA-12) 05/14/03
Patrick Kennedy (RI-1) first
John Spratt (SC-5) 01/03
Bart Gordon (TN-6)
05/14/03
Max Sandlin (TX-1), Chief Deputy Whip
05/14/03
David Obey (WI-7) 05/14/03 |
Governor Bob Holden (MO) named as an honorary co-chair of the campaign on Feb. 1, 2003 |
Moseley Braun(2)
withdrew
Jan. 15, 2004
Bobby Rush (IL-1) 02/19/03 Danny Davis (IL-7) 02/19/03 |
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Graham (6
+ 1) withdrew Oct. 6,
2003
Alan Boyd (FL) all 06/27/03 Corrine Brown (FL) Jim Davis (FL) Peter Deutsch (FL) Alcee Hastings (FL) Kendrick Meek (FL) |
Bill Nelson (FL) 06/27/03 |
*Zell Miller's interview aired on the Fox News Channel on October 29,
2003:
"This is the statement I gave in interviews today: I
believe George Bush is the right man at the right place at the right time.
The next five years will determine the direction of the world that my grandchildren
and great-grandchildren will live in. I do not want to trust that crucial
decision to the current Democratic field. So, I plan to vote for George
Bush and will help him any way I can. This does not mean I am going to
become a Republican. It simply means that in the year 2004, this Democrat
will vote for George Bush."