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1964 Democratic Party presidential primaries received a peer review by Wikipedia editors, which is now archived. It may contain ideas you can use to improve this article.

Incoming massive data from Congressional Quarterly this weekend. Then I need to do... let's see...

The sections about the Vice Presidency and Convention are still basically copy-pasted from the general election article.

More from Liberalism's Last Hurrah that I haven't added yet.

Copy edit etc the stuff I just put in there.

I need to find a source with county-by-county results for Maryland and Wisconsin. I guess it's okay as-is (with only a map for Indiana) but it would be nice.

Why were they unpledged in South Dakota as opposed to write-in (CQ doesn't address that) and what on earth is the general election article talking about with Pat Brown?

Not that I think anyone's watching this page other than me and Leonard. Recognizance ( talk) 11:35, 10 July 2009 (UTC) reply

Governor George Wallace Opts Against Ohio Primary - February 2nd, 1964 [1]

Publisher Grady O'Cummings of New York Joins Race - February 6th, 1964 [2]

Senator Harry Byrd's Name Placed on New Hampshire Primary Ballot - February 7th, 1964 [3]

George Lincoln Rockwell Thrown Off New Hampshire Primary Ballot - February 13th, 1964 [4]

Draft Robert Kennedy (for Vice President) Effort Expands Into Wisconsin - March 13th, 1964 [5]

President Johnson Wins Tennessee Pledge - April 2nd, 1964 [6]

Governor Reynolds Carries Wisconsin, 46 Delegates - April 7th, 1964 [7] -- Ariostos ( talk) 23:34, 21 December 2019 (UTC) reply