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meet at a district caucus, where delegates to the state convention will be selected. There, the same process is repeated, with delegates selected again to represent each candidate at the Democratic National Convention.
Again, representation is propor- ' tional to the vote each candidate received in the primary. Of the state’s 85 delegates to the national convention, 75 will be pledged to specific candidates. Under state party rules, the remaining 10, including the governor and party officials, are uncommitted.
According to the State Hoard of Klections, the following Democrats had tiled a “Declaration of Candidacy" with the board, and will appear on the Ballot March 8. The names will appear on the ballot in the order and manner in which they are listed below:
Bruce Babbitt
Michael S. Dukakis
Dick Gephardt
A1 Gore
Gary Hart
Jesse L. Jackson
Lyndon LaRouche
Haul SimonBecause
the closing date for filing declarations w as Jan. 20, several individuals appear who have since announced that they have dropped out of the race, including Gov. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona.
Another candidate, Sen. Paul Simon. has announced that he wall not campaign in the South due to financial difficulties, and will re-open his campaign in the Mid-western primaries on March 15. Those contests inSee
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