Delegates to the 2004 Democratic National Convention
Pledged Delegates (Kerry 32, Edwards 26, Dean 14)
District Level (Kerry 21, Edwards 17, Dean 9)
Based on the results of the Feb. 17 primary -- followed by CD Conventions; first tier caucuses April 4; second tier caucuses May 2.
1st Congressional District (5 delegates - 2 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Ryan Schroeder, Delavan Jeanne Sanchez-Bell, Kenosha Alternate: Timothy Daley, Union Grove

Edwards William Cobb, Kenosha Gail Gabrelian, Franklin

Dean Marianne Olson, Kenosha

2nd Congressional District (8 delegates - 3 Kerry, 3 Edwards, 2 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Don Eggert, Madison Nathan Timm, Mazomanie Margaret Walker, Stoughton Alternate: Judith Karofsky, Madison

Edwards Constance Plamer-Smalley, Madison Nehna Rauf, Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz, Madison

Dean Ann Batiza, Madison Russell Wallace, Madison

3rd Congressional District (6 delegates - 3 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Jerry LaPoint, Eau Claire Margaret Baecker, Independence Jill Berke, River Falls Alternate: Richard Trussoni, Chaseburg

Edwards Robert Miller, Alma Karen Dahl, Viroqua

Dean Robert Johnson, LaCrosse

4th Congressional District (7 delegates - 4 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Paula Dorsey, Milwaukee Patrick Kehoe, Milwaukee Victoria Toliver, Milwaukee Milton Bond Jr., Milwaukee Alternate: Dawn Marie Sass, Milwaukee

Edwards Rita Czukas, Milwaukee George McKinney, Milwaukee

Dean Michael Lowrey, Milwaukee

5th Congressional District (5 delegates - 2 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Edwards)

Kerry Carol Lers, Pewaukee Larry Nelson, Waukesha

Edwards Iva Richards, Waukesha Robert Lehmann, Waukesha Alternate: Bryan Kennedy, Glendale

Dean Renee Crawford, Shorewood

6th Congressional District (5 delegates - 2 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Thomas Kitchen, Fond du Lac Joan Kaeding, Oshkosh Alternate: Angela Sutkiewicz, Sheboygan

Edwards Keith Wilhelm, Manitowoc Irene Klein, Chilton

Dean Robert Jome, Manitowoc

7th Congressional District (6 delegates - 3 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Ned Grossnickel, Mosinee Jolene Plautz, Merrill Gary Hawley, Stevens Point Alternate: Marjorie Bunce, Chippewa Falls

Edwards Amy Sue Vruwink, Millador David Wille, Marshfield

Dean Mary Thurmaier, Stevens Point

8th Congressional District (5 delegates - 2 Kerry, 2 Edwards, 1 Dean; Alternate: Kerry)

Kerry Jack Krueger, Green Bay Kathy Groat, Appleton Alternate: Steven Toney, New London

Edwards Jane Rufe, Appleton Daniel Weidner, Bonduel

Dean Mary Goulding, Green Bay

At Large: 16

Kerry Lynn Davis, Racine Jessica Doyle, Madison George Lewis, Madison Christine Marshall, Mequon Harold Moore, Milwaukee Jennifer Morales, Milwaukee Dian Palmer, Brookfield Alternates Robert Fyrst, Madison Veronica "Vicky" Burke, Onalaska

Edwards Scott Tyre, Middleton Bryan Brooks, Sun Prairie Peggy West, Milwaukee Kelly McMahon, Milwaukee Martin Schreiber, Milwaukee Donsia Strong-Hill Madison Alternates Paulette Timm, Mazomanie Terrance Craney, Baraboo

Dean Kathleen Falk, Madison Terri Gabriel, Milwaukee Steven Singh, Madison Alternate Michael Tate, Madison

PLEOs: 9

Kerry Spencer Coggs, Milwaukee Jim Kreuser, Kenosha Martha Love, Milwaukee Melissa Schroeder, Merrill

Edwards Mark Meyer, La Crosse Jennifer Shilling, La Crosse Lena Taylor, Milwaukee

Dean Jon Erpenbach, Middleton Peg Lautenschlager, Fond du Lac

Add-on Unpledged
Tom Barrett, Milwaukee
Barbara Lawton, Algoma
 

Unpledged Delegates
DNC Members
Linda Honold, Milwaukee - State Party Chair
Tim Sullivan, Verona - 1st Vice Chair; AFSCME Council 40 PEOPLE Chair
Stan Gruszynski, Green Bay
Ken Opin, Madison
Mary Rasmussen, Boyceville
Paula Zellner, Shawano

Congressional
Sen. Russell D. Feingold
Sen. Herb Kohl
Rep. Tammy Baldwin
Rep. Ron Kind
Rep. Gerald Kleczka
Rep. David Obey

Governor
Jim Doyle
 

Note.  Superdelegates who endorsed before the Feb. 17 primary:  For Dean-Stan Gruszynski (before Jan. 13, 2004), Mary Rasmussen (Feb. 16, 2004).  For Kerry-Ken Opin (announced Nov. 13, 2003); Sen. Herb Kohl (Feb. 10, 2004), Rep. Ron Kind (Feb. 10, 2004), Rep. David Obey (Feb. 10, 2004; had backed Gephardt until he withdrew).
 

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