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Presidential Nominating Process
Primary: Tuesday 5 February 20081
State Convention: Saturday 23 February 2008
Democrats
CandidatePopular
Vote
Delegate Votes
Hard TotalFloor Vote
Clinton, Hillary Rodham228,480  54.76%24.0  50.00% 
Obama, Barack Hussein130,130  31.19%14.0  29.17% 
Edwards, John Reid42,725  10.24%  
Richardson, William B. "Bill", III7,078   1.70%  
Rogers, Jim3,905   0.94%  
Dodd, Christopher J. "Chris"2,511   0.60%  
Kucinich, Dennis J.2,378   0.57%  
Uncommitted 10.0  20.83% 
(available)   
(not voting)  48.0 100.00%
Total417,207 100.00%48.0 100.00%48.0 100.00%

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OKLAHOMA Democratic PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

Tuesday 5 February 2008

polling hours: 7 AM local time (1300 UTC) to 7 PM local time (0100UTC)

38 of 47 delegates to the Democratic National Convention are pledged to presidential contenders based on the results of the voting in today's Oklahoma Presidential Primary: 25 delegates allocated proportionally to presidential contenders based on the primary results in each of the State's 5 congressional districts; 13 delegates allocated to presidential contenders based on the primary vote statewide. A mandatory 15 percent threshold is required in order for a presidential contender to be allocated National Convention delegates at either the congressional district or statewide level.

OKLAHOMA DELEGATE SELECTION PLAN FOR THE 2008 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION - DISTRIBUTED FOR PUBLIC COMMENT MARCH 27, 2007

Oklahoma election law does not allow for write-in votes in the Presidential Preference Primary, nor is there any method for a voter to cast a vote for “uncommitted”.



Here is how we compute the delegate count (based on certified returns from an official source as of 11 February 2008):

  1. A candidate must receive 15% or more of the total popular vote to qualify for delegates. Discard votes cast for those candidates who do not qualify. Clinton and Obama have qualified for delegates.
  2. Allocate Congressional District delegates from the qualified vote in each district. Allocate Pledged PLEO and At-Large delegates using the state-wide qualified vote.
  3. In each jurisdiction (CD and statewide):
    1. Total qualified vote = total votes cast for the qualifying candidates in the jurisdiction.
    2. Allocation = (delegates for the jurisdiction) × (candidate's popular vote) ÷ (total qualified vote).
    3. Assign each candidate the WHOLE NUMBER of delegates.
    4. If delegates remain, allocate each of the remaining delegates to those candidates with the LARGEST REMAINDERS.

ContestClintonObama
 Pop
Vote
Qual
Vote
DelVoteAllocDelVoteAllocDel
CD171,24865,217538,3692.942326,8482.0582
CD2109,75290,331567,3393.727422,9921.2731
CD377,64763,919541,9693.283321,9501.7172
CD488,67575,649548,2253.187327,4241.8132
CD569,88563,494532,5782.565330,9162.4352
PLEO417,207358,6105228,4803.1863130,1301.8142
At-Large417,207358,6108228,4805.0975130,1302.9033
Delegates  38  24  14

Unpledged delegates as of
29 January 2008: Clinton: 1, Edwards: 1, Obama: 1
31 January 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 1
19 April 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 2
26 April 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 3
7 May 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 4
14 May 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 5
3 June 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 6
4 June 2008: Clinton: 1, Obama: 7


   

Tuesday 5 February 2008: 38 of 48 delegates to the Democratic National Convention are allocated to presidential contenders based on the results of the voting in today's Oklahoma Presidential Primary. A mandatory 15 percent threshold is required in order for a presidential contender to be allocated National Convention delegates at either the congressional district or statewide level.

  • 25 district delegates are to be allocated proportionally to presidential contenders based on the primary results in each of the State's 5 congressional districts.
    • CD 1: 5
    • CD 2: 5
    • CD 3: 5
    • CD 4: 5
    • CD 5: 5
  • In addition, 13 delegates are to be allocated to presidential contenders based on the primary vote statewide.
    • 8 at-large National Convention delegates
    • 5 Pledged PLEOs
 

Saturday 23 February 2008: State Convention

The remaining 10 National Convention delegates consist of

  • 9 Unpledged PLEO delegates:
    • 7 Democratic National Committee members.
    • 1 Member of Congress (0 Senators and 1 Representative).
    • 1 Governor.
    • 0 Distinguished Party Leaders.
  • 1 Unpledged "add-on" (selected during the Party State Convention).

These 10 delegates and will go to the Democratic National Convention officially "Unpledged".


Delegation to the National Convention

Oklahoma Delegation (as posted by http://www.demconvention.com/, 11 August 2008)

RoleClintonObama(total)
Pledged District16925
Pledged PLEO325
Pledged At-Large538
Total Pledged241438
Alternate Pledged District404
Alternate Pledged PLEO000
Alternate Pledged At-Large112
Total Alternates516
Unpledged  10
Credentials Committee  2
Platform Committee  3
Rules Committee  4
Pages  2
 
Role(s)PreferenceNameResidence
Pledged District 1ClintonMildred BanksTulsa, OK
Pledged District 1ObamaAdriane JaynesTulsa, OK
Pledged District 1ClintonWilliam Stuart PriceTulsa, OK
Pledged District 1ObamaHon. Jabar ShumateTulsa, OK
Pledged District 1ClintonJacqueline TomsovicTulsa, OK
Pledged District 2ClintonIsabel BakerTahlequah, OK
Pledged District 2ObamaHon. Brad CarsonClaremore, OK
Pledged District 2ClintonEddie SacksMuskogee, OK
Pledged District 2ClintonRoss StaggsMuskogee, OK
Pledged District 2ClintonFrieda WilcoxOwasso, OK
Pledged District 3ObamaHon. Randy BeutlerElk City, OK
Pledged District 3ClintonHon. Scott BigHorsePawhuska, OK
Pledged District 3ClintonHon. Bernice MitchellStillwater, OK
Pledged District 3ClintonKaren ParsonsYukon, OK
Pledged District 3ObamaCarol RuthYukon, OK
Pledged District 4ObamaJohanna BestOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 4ClintonHon. Laura BoydNorman, OK
Pledged District 4ClintonWilliam BrylesOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 4ClintonJoe CarterNorman, OK
Pledged District 4ObamaTim MauldinNorman, OK
Pledged District 5ClintonKay FloydOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 5ClintonDebbie Hogue-DowningOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 5ClintonHon. Al McAffreyOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 5ObamaHon. Anastasia PittmanOklahoma City, OK
Pledged District 5ObamaJohn ReedOklahoma City, OK
Pledged PLEOObamaHon. Tom AdelsonTulsa, OK
Pledged PLEOClintonSharon King DavisTulsa, OK
Pledged PLEOClintonDavid GrayOklahoma City, OK
Pledged PLEOObamaHon. Kim HollandTulsa, OK
Pledged PLEOClintonHon. Constance JohnsonOklahoma City, OK
Pledged At-LargeClintonMary Ann BumgarnerTulsa, OK
Pledged At-LargeObamaLeslie HudsonOklahoma City, OK
Pledged At-LargeObamaHon. Ryan KieselSeminole, OK
Pledged At-LargeClintonRichard MildrenOklahoma City, OK
Pledged At-LargeObamaJoseph ParkerTulsa, OK
Pledged At-LargeClintonGiovanni PerryNorman, OK
Pledged At-LargeClintonSharron PettifordTulsa, OK
Pledged At-LargeClintonBetty SimmonsLawton, OK
Alternate Pledged District 1ClintonAlan GentgesBartlesville, OK
Alternate Pledged District 2ClintonJoyce RockMuskogee, OK
Alternate Pledged District 4ClintonMae ScottArdmore, OK
Alternate Pledged District 5ClintonCharles "Chalk" NortonShawnee, OK
Alternate Pledged At-LargeClintonRon DyeMidwest City, OK
Alternate Pledged At-LargeObamaAmy ReganTulsa, OK
Unpledged
Delegation Vice Chair
 Kitti AsberryOklahoma City, OK
Unpledged
Delegation Chair
 Ivan HolmesOklahoma City, OK
Unpledged Add-On Reggie WhittenEdmond, OK
Unpledged Congressman Hon. Dan BorenWashington, DC
Unpledged DNC Member Jim FrasierTulsa, OK
Unpledged DNC Member Kalyn FreeTulsa, OK
Unpledged DNC Member Betty McElderryPurcell, OK
Unpledged DNC Member Hon. Michael MorganStillwater, OK
Unpledged DNC Member Jay ParmleyOklahoma City, OK
Unpledged Governor Hon. Brad HenryOklahoma City, OK
Credentials CommitteeClintonSue BennettTulsa, OK
Credentials CommitteeObamaHon. Mike SheltonOklahoma City, OK
Platform CommitteeClintonHon. W. A. "Drew" EdmondsonOklahoma City, OK
Platform Committee Hon. Chuck HoskinVinita, OK
Platform CommitteeClintonHon. Susan SavageOklahoma City, OK
Rules CommitteeObamaKrista Hodges-EckhoffYukon, OK
Rules Committee Cinda HughesAlexandria, VA
Rules CommitteeClintonHon. Mike TurpenOklahoma City, OK
Rules Committee Hon. David WaltersOklahoma City, OK
Page Christine ByrdOklahoma City, OK
Page William PriceTulsa, OK

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