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Clark County Delegate Event Results |
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 Clark County Delegate Event Results
More than 6,300 Clark County delegates participated in a delegate
selection event today to elect delegates to the Democratic state
convention to be held May 17-18 in Reno.
Sen. Hillary Clinton received 3,442 votes (54 percent) from Clark
County delegates and Sen. Barack Obama received 2,900 votes (46
percent) from Clark County delegates. Today’s results mean that 1,330
delegates were apportioned to the state convention for Sen. Clinton and
1,133 state delegates were apportioned to Sen. Obama.
To view the list of Obama delegates going to state convention, CLICK
HERE. To view the list of Clinton delegates going to state convention,
CLICK HERE.
Clark County Chair John Hunt said the event ran very well, and he received positive feedback from delegates who participated.
“Democrats who support both of our presidential candidates united to
plan this event because we all agree we need to put a Democrat in the
White House this year,” Hunt said. “I have never seen Democrats so
ready to work for a new direction to bring our troops home, to rebuild
our economy and to protect the future of our children’s education.”
Democratic Party Chair Sam Lieberman said he was impressed that both of
the presidential campaigns worked together for a successful event.
“I’d like to thank all of the participants and partners in today’s
event — it was a positive gathering that united Democrats as we prepare
for the coming election year,” Lieberman said.
To view the total number of delegates going to the state convention for each candidate, CLICK HERE.
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Five years after Mission Accomplished, McCain and Porter ready for 100 more
Congressional District 3 is poised for a change in 2008
Representing the 37th District in Clark County and serves as Assistant Majority Floor Leader, as well as Vice-Chair of the Commerce and Labor Committee. He also serves on the Judiciary Committee and the Elections, Procedures, Ethics, and Constitutional Amendments Committee. 
Nevada State Senate Minority Leader, Professor of Political Science at UNLV and candidate for Congressional District 3