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Kerry Wins Iowa Caucus; Edwards Second; Dean’s Extraordinary Non-Concession Speech

Jan 19, 2004

Senator John Kerry has won the Democratic Party’s Iowa caucus.

Kerry polled 37.6% of the vote. Senator John Edwards came second with 31.8%, whilst Howard Dean polled 18.0% and Richard Gephardt 10.6%.

The candidates each gave election night speeches. Howard Dean’s extraordinary speech could best be classified as a “non-concession concession speech”.

• Listen to Senator John Kerry (19m)
  
• Listen to Senator John Edwards (6m)
  
• Listen to Howard Dean (9m)
  
• Listen to Richard Gephardt 9m)
  

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Filed Under: Audio, Democratic Party, Elections - USA Tagged With: HOward Dean, John Edwards, John Kerry, Richard Gephardt

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