CNN - Super Tuesday 2000 - 6 of 7 - 12:02 a.m. (E)
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[0:00] Vice President Gore 33%.
[0:04] Uh Governor Bush has got 30% and Senator
[0:07] McCain has 25%. This is the beauty
[0:10] contest. We're not able to make a call
[0:12] because of some large number of absentee
[0:14] votes that may be counted tomorrow.
[0:20] So far, Governor Bush has won these
[0:22] states. Look at them. California,
[0:24] Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota,
[0:26] Missouri, New York, Ohio.
[0:30] Senator John McCain this Super Tuesday
[0:32] night. Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode
[0:34] Island, Vermont,
[0:37] and quite a sweep for Vice President Al
[0:39] Gore. From California to New York,
[0:41] Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Maryland,
[0:43] Massachusetts, Missouri, North Dakota,
[0:46] Ohio, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
[0:49] >> And Bernie, what we want to point out in
[0:51] those last few boards that we were
[0:53] looking at is that we have some new
[0:54] numbers. There were not only primaries
[0:56] held today across the United States, but
[0:59] caucuses held in several states, five
[1:01] states, plus the American territory of
[1:04] American Samoa, but the numbers we have
[1:06] right now, Minnesota, a win for George
[1:09] Bush. There was just a Republican caucus
[1:11] there. And in the states of Idaho and
[1:14] North Dakota, there were Democratic
[1:15] caucuses. In both instances, Al Gore was
[1:18] the winner. And you saw those results
[1:20] reflected in the boards that Bernie was
[1:22] just reading. And what's interesting
[1:24] about that is it marks a kind of
[1:26] historical footnote. Al Gore becomes the
[1:29] first non-incumbent of either party ever
[1:31] to win every contest for delegates that
[1:34] there was in his party's um nomination
[1:37] procedure. Nobody has ever done that on
[1:39] uh on the w