Delegates to the 2004 Democratic National Convention
Pledged Delegates  (Kerry 31, Edwards 20, Clark 18)
District Level (Kerry 20, Edwards 13, Clark 12)
1st Congressional District

Kerry Larry D. Mullins, Morristown Heather  O'Toole, Johnson City

Edwards Sue E.  O'Dell, Blountville Lee  Porterfield, Jonesborough

Clark

2nd Congressional District

Kerry Kevin Garrett Barry, Knoxville Dixie Damm, Lenoir City

Edwards Schree T.  Pettigrew, Knoxville * Alternate Robert A.  Vest, Lenoir City *

Clark Kathleen A.  Bishop, Tellico Plains Danny C.  Garland II, Esq., Knoxville

3rd Congressional District

Kerry Weldon R.  Markham, Chattanooga Betty S. Watkins, New Market

Edwards Eric S. Armstrong, Cleveland Alternate Charlene  Kilpatrick, Chattanooga

Clark Greg  Barker, Copperhill Rebecca  Bumgardner, Chattanooga

4th Congressional District

Kerry Justin C. Walling, Spencer * Anna Rachel York, Crossville *

Edwards Bill Killian, Jasper Nancy "Gayle" Van Hooser, Tracy City

Clark D. Nathan  Cunningham, Manchester * Alternate Paula L. Collier, McMinnville

5th Congressional District

Kerry Edwin L.  Bryan, Nashville Marilyn Robinson, Nashville Alternate Marianne Bouldin, Nashville

Edwards Martha Brooke Perry, Pegram * Ausbon J.  Starling, Nashville

Clark Faye Marie Frey, Nashville Thomas A. Maynard, Nashville

6th Congressional District

Kerry Jennifer Brewer Allen, Lewisburg * Norman B. Ferris, Murfreesboro

Edwards Michelle Haynes, Gallatin Michael Lamb, Chapel Hill  *

Clark Anthony Francis Pegel, Murfreesboro Alternate Ronda Worsham, Lafayette

7th Congressional District

Kerry David W. Davidson, Ashland City Dana M. Smyth, Franklin

Edwards Mary A. Parker, Brentwood

Clark Christopher "Blake" Campbell, Decaturville *

8th Congressional District

Kerry Imogene F. Harris, Milan John Lankford, Paris * Alternate Grayson Hansard, Dover *

Edwards T. Robert Hill Betsy Reid, Brownsville

Clark Brandi Redmon, Dover

9th Congressional District

Kerry Yvonne B. Acey, Memphis David J. Cocke, Memphis John H. Freeman, Memphis Jeanne D. Richardson, Memphis Alternate Robert C. Gill, Memphis

Edwards

Clark Cherry K. Davis, Memphis William Larsha, Sr., Memphis

At Large

Kerry Mabel Arroyo, Franklin Steve Cohen, Memphis Newton Jake Ford, Memphis Stacey Arlene Garrett, Nashville Hazel B. Thomas, Nashville Nikki Tinker, Memphis Robert D. Tuke, Nashville Alternate Delainia L. Davis, Knoxville Jimmy Naifeh, Covington

Edwards Gloria Bishop, LaVerne Lexie Carter, Memphis Richard Hulon Donnell, Jackson Krystal Monique Hairston, Nashville Alternate Myra Stiles, Memphis

Clark Carol B. Andrews, Nashville Joe Armstrong, Knoxville Gale Jones Carson, Memphis Hazel Longstreet, Memphis Alternate Randy Rinks, Savannah

PLEOs

Kerry Henri E. Brooks, Memphis  Barbara Cooper, Memphis Janice A. Davis, Nashville Michael L. Turner, Old Hickory

Edwards Kathryn I. Bowers, Memphis Joe Haynes, Goodlettesville Kim McMillan, Clarksville

Clark John Farris, Memphis Thelma Harper, Nashville

Add-On Unpledged
Jerry Lee, Fairview

Unpledged Delegates
DNC Members
Randy Button -State Party Chair
Bobbie M. Caldwell -Vice Chair
Will Cheek
Inez Crutchfield
Jimmie Farris
William Owen
Lois M. DeBerry -Member at Large
Myron Lowery -National Democratic Municipal Officials Conference

U.S. House
Jim Cooper
Lincoln Davis
Harold Ford
Bart Gordon
John Tanner

Governor
Jim Bredesen

Distinguished Party Leader
Albert Gore Jr.
 

Each county Democratic Party in Tennessee held county level public meetings to elect delegates to Congressional District Conventions.  At these Congressional District Conventions, District-level Delegates to the National Convention were elected based on the proportion of the vote the candidate received in the Presidential primary.  The At-Large, PLEO and add on Delegates were selected by the State Democratic Executive Committee at a meeting on March 6, 2004 in Nashville.
 

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