The 2008 Vermont Primary was held on March 4, 2008. Vermont allocates 23 delegates to the 2008 Democratic Convention; 15 are pledged delegates chosen by primary voters and 8 are unpledged superdelegates who will align with a candidate at the convention. 17 delegates were also allocated for the Republicans. NBC News reported Barack Obama and John McCain, as the winners of their respective primaries.
2008 Vermont Primary News and Blogs
- Google News: 2008 Vermont Primary
- USA Election Polls: Vermont Primary 2008 Polls (March 4, 2008)
- Boston.com: Obama, McCain coast to victory in Vermont primary (March 4, 2008)
- SanLuisObispo.com: Highlights of early exit poll results (March 4, 2008)
- ABC News: Voters Want Change Over Experience, Again (March 4, 2008)
- Burlington Free Press: Clinton, Obama discuss Vermont issues as primary looms (March 3, 2008)
- Discussions considered key to Vermont voters included the safety and security of nuclear power plants and passport requirements.
- Time: Vermont Votes Its Own Way (March 2, 2008)
- US News and World Report: Vermont Primary Facts and Figures (February 20, 2008)
how many blacks live in Vermong?(2 Answers)
A:
Since the government is gearing up for another census, I couldn't find anything more current than 2008. At the quickfacts link with the US census... http://quickfacts ...
Was Chris Bray a winner in the primary election?
(0 Answers)
A:
No answers yet.
References
Fast Facts
-
Winners
-
Polls opened no later than 10
00am and remained open until 7:00pm EST
-
Other March 4 primaries
Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island
-
Fact:
Though the primary determines how Vermont's Democratic delegates will be allocated, separate caucuses on March 22nd will decide who will serve as those delegates
