Delegates to the 2004 Democratic National Convention
Pledged Delegates (Kerry 11, Dean 7, Kucinich 6)
District Level (Kerry 8, Dean 4, Kucinich 4)
1st Congressional District

Kerry Carla Bryson, Portland Mark Ouellette, Scarborough Jill Duson, Portland Neil Jamieson, Scarborough Alternate Maggie Allen, Bath

Dean Wes MacLeod-Ball, Kennebunkport Melanie Dees, Portland Alternate Robert "O.B." O'Brien, Peaks Island

Kucinich Paul Cunningham, S. Portland Lu Bauer, Windham

2nd Congressional District

Kerry Mary Cathcart, Orono Sam Shapiro, Waterville Leslie Harlow, Sullivan Bruce King,  Bradley Alternate Alison Broderick, Bethel

Dean Jim Martin, Orono Roxanne Munksgaard, Bangor

Kucinich Scott Ruffner, Bangor Cheryl Neale, Bangor

At-Large Delegates

Kerry Betty Johnson, Lincolnville  Elaine Makas, Lewiston

Dean Alison Smith, Portland Elizabeth "Betsy" Ehrenfeld, Falmouth

Kucinich Ed Cohen, Waterville Alternate Gulley Dunlap, Surry

Pledged Party Leader and Elected Officials (PLEOs)

Kerry Steve Rowe, Portland

Dean Ed Desgrosseilliers, Auburn

Kucinich Shlomit Auciello, Warren

Unpledged Add-On Delegate
Jennifer DeChant, Bath
 

Unpledged Delegates
DNC Members
Dottie Melanson, Augusta
David Garrity, Portland
Gwethalyn Phillips, Bangor
Bill Bryan, Bowdoinham
Dale McCormick, Augusta

U.S. Congress
Rep. Tom Allen
Rep. Mike Michaud

Governor
Gov. John Baldacci

Distinguished Party Leader
George Mitchell
Ken Curtis, Cape Elizabeth
 
 

Note.  The Maine Democratic Convention was held on May 22, 2004 at the Cumberland County Civic Center.  Dennis Kucinich had gained about 14 or 15 percent of the votes in the February 8 caucuses.  With the help of an energetic speech at the Convention he was able to increase his strength and picked up six total delegates.  According to a May 22 press release from the campaign:

Kucinich's Maine co-cordinator Lu Bauer of Standish said he built on his core support with the powerful speech he gave to the convention Saturday morning just before delegates broke into county caucuses, where they cast their votes.  Bauer said Kucinich picked up support from many supporters of former candidate Sen. John Edwards, as well as a small contingent of former Howard Dean supporters, and delegates for Sen. John Kerry who don't like the direction Kerry is beginning to take on the war.