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Donna Edwards Defeats Al Wynn in Maryland Primary

Posted by Chris Bowers, Open Left at 8:32 PM on February 12, 2008.


New voters broke heavily for the real progressive in the race, Donna Edwards.

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Via FireDogLake: Wynn concedes. With 51% reporting, Edwards leads 59% to 37%, a big victory.

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Update 2--Edwards Wins MD-04: The Washington Post has projected Donna Edwards as the winner in the Democratic primary for Maryland's 4th congressional district! ...

I have combined the two returns threads into one. For earlier commentary and numbers, see first MD-04 returns thread, Second Potomac primary returns thread.

Maryland 4th Results, 11% Reporting

Edwards: 55%

Wynn: 42%

Democratic Primary Results

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Chris Bowers was a full-time editor at MyDD from May 2004 until June 2007. Some of his projects have included the creation of the Liberal Blog Advertising Network, the first scientifically random poll of progressive netroots activists, the Use It Or Lose It campaign, the nation's most accurate forecast of Democratic house pickups in 2006, and the 2006 Googlebomb the Elections campaign.


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Very Nice!
Posted by: progdem on Feb 13, 2008 12:57 AM   
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My feeling is summed up in the title of the comment.

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One down, about 200 to go...
Posted by: NoPCZone on Feb 13, 2008 3:32 AM   
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It's about time. Where I live, we have two DINO Senators and a DINO Representative. That leaves us with the choice of a Republican with an R behind their name and a Republican with a D behind it.

It's time the Progressives took the party back from the Blue Tick Democrats, Reagan Democrats and DLC-types. Are you listening, Billary?

Very encouraging.

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» RE: One down, about 200 to go... Posted by: nochicagoboys
Steny Hoyer, please take note!
Posted by: truthteller on Feb 13, 2008 12:07 PM   
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You could be NEXT!

*He moved to table Kucinich's impeachment bill against Cheney.

*He does not have constituent forums.

*He is a total tool of the Zionist/AIPAC lobby.

*He is part of the problem in the Democratic Party, and needs to GO!

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I'm curious.....
Posted by: Sissy on Feb 13, 2008 12:50 PM   
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To any California Poster: Is Cindy Sheehan making any inroads into Nancy Pelosi? I have heard absolutely nothing out here since her declaration months ago.

Another California senator who I now look at with a jaundiced eye is Senator Diane Feinstein. She has also, it seems to me, gone too much in lockstep with this administration.

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