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2008 Democratic Party presidential candidates

In the United States 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries, the total number of delegates was 4050 (797 unpledged super delegates and 3,253 pledged elected delegates). Delegates required for nomination were 2118.

Nominee

Withdrew during the primary elections

Withdrew before primary elections

Other candidates

The following people filed with the Federal Elections Commission (FEC):

Declined to run for party nomination

See also

References

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