Iowa Democratic Party
Delegates to the 2008 State Convention by County
2,500 Total State Delegates
Source: Iowa Democratic Party
The formula for apportioning delegates to the State Convention is based on Democrats' top of the ticket showings in 2004 and 2006:
K/E '04 + Culver '06 County Total
K/E '04 + Culver '06 State Total		 x State Delegate Total 
(2,500)		 = Number of 
State Delegates
 Round down fractions lower than 0.50 and round up fractions higher than 0.50. 

Example.
Tama County:  8,252 total votes for Kerry/Edwards ’04 and Culver ‘06
Iowa: 1,310,865 total votes for Kerry/Edwards ’04 and Culver ‘06 
(8,252 / 1,310,865) x 2,500 = 15.737 
The Tama County Convention will elect 16 delegates to the State Convention.
ALPHABETICALLY
County
State Del
% of State Del 
ADAIR 6 0.24%
ADAMS 3 0.12%
ALLAMAKEE 12 0.48%
APPANOOSE 11 0.44%
AUDUBON 5 0.20%
BENTON 23 0.92%
BLACK HAWK 117 4.68%
BOONE 24 0.96%
BREMER 21 0.84%
BUCHANAN 20 0.80%
BUENA VISTA 12 0.48%
BUTLER 11 0.44%
CALHOUN 8 0.32%
CARROLL 16 0.64%
CASS 9 0.36%
CEDAR 16 0.64%
CERRO GORDO 46 1.84%
CHEROKEE 10 0.40%
CHICKASAW 13 0.52%
CLARKE 8 0.32%
CLAY 12 0.48%
CLAYTON 16 0.64%
CLINTON 46 1.84%
CRAWFORD 10 0.40%
DALLAS 39 1.56%
DAVIS 6 0.24%
DECATUR 6 0.24%
DELAWARE 15 0.60%
DES MOINES 41 1.64%
DICKINSON 14 0.56%
DUBUQUE 90 3.60%
EMMET 8 0.32%
FAYETTE 18 0.72%
FLOYD 15 0.60%
FRANKLIN 8 0.32%
FREMONT 5 0.20%
GREENE 8 0.32%
GRUNDY 8 0.32%
GUTHRIE 9 0.36%
HAMILTON 14 0.56%
HANCOCK 9 0.36%
HARDIN 14 0.56%
HARRISON 10 0.40%
HENRY 14 0.56%
HOWARD 9 0.36%
HUMBOLDT 7 0.28%
IDA 5 0.20%
IOWA 13 0.52%
JACKSON 20 0.80%
JASPER 35 1.40%
JEFFERSON 15 0.60%
JOHNSON 137 5.48%
JONES 18 0.72%
KEOKUK 8 0.32%
KOSSUTH 14 0.56%
LEE 34 1.36%
LINN 202 8.08%
LOUISA 8 0.32%
LUCAS 7 0.28%
LYON 4 0.16%
MADISON 12 0.48%
MAHASKA 13 0.52%
MARION 23 0.92%
MARSHALL 32 1.28%
MILLS 7 0.28%
MITCHELL 10 0.40%
MONONA 8 0.32%
MONROE 6 0.24%
MONTGOMERY 6 0.24%
MUSCATINE 32 1.28%
O'BRIEN 7 0.28%
OSCEOLA 3 0.12%
PAGE 7 0.28%
PALO ALTO 8 0.32%
PLYMOUTH 13 0.52%
POCAHONTAS 6 0.24%
POLK 358 14.32%
POTTAWATTAMIE 55 2.20%
POWESHIEK 17 0.68%
RINGGOLD 5 0.20%
SAC 7 0.28%
SCOTT 142 5.68%
SHELBY 8 0.32%
SIOUX 7 0.28%
STORY 77 3.08%
TAMA 16 0.64%
TAYLOR 5 0.20%
UNION 9 0.36%
VAN BUREN 5 0.20%
WAPELLO 31 1.24%
WARREN 38 1.52%
WASHINGTON 16 0.64%
WAYNE 5 0.20%
WEBSTER 32 1.28%
WINNEBAGO 9 0.36%
WINNESHEIK 17 0.68%
WOODBURY 68 2.72%
WORTH 8 0.32%
WRIGHT 10 0.40%
PROPORTIONALLY
County
State Del
% of State Del
POLK 358 14.32%
LINN 202 8.08%
SCOTT 142 5.68%
JOHNSON 137 5.48%
BLACK HAWK 117 4.68%
DUBUQUE 90 3.60%
STORY 77 3.08%
WOODBURY 68 2.72%
POTTAWATTAMIE 55 2.20%
CERRO GORDO 46 1.84%
CLINTON 46 1.84%
DES MOINES 41 1.64%
DALLAS 39 1.56%
WARREN 38 1.52%
JASPER 35 1.40%
LEE 34 1.36%
MARSHALL 32 1.28%
MUSCATINE 32 1.28%
WEBSTER 32 1.28%
WAPELLO 31 1.24%
BOONE 24 0.96%
BENTON 23 0.92%
MARION 23 0.92%
BREMER 21 0.84%
BUCHANAN 20 0.80%
JACKSON 20 0.80%
FAYETTE 18 0.72%
JONES 18 0.72%
POWESHIEK 17 0.68%
WINNESHEIK 17 0.68%
CARROLL 16 0.64%
CEDAR 16 0.64%
CLAYTON 16 0.64%
TAMA 16 0.64%
WASHINGTON 16 0.64%
DELAWARE 15 0.60%
FLOYD 15 0.60%
JEFFERSON 15 0.60%
DICKINSON 14 0.56%
HAMILTON 14 0.56%
HARDIN 14 0.56%
HENRY 14 0.56%
KOSSUTH 14 0.56%
CHICKASAW 13 0.52%
IOWA 13 0.52%
MAHASKA 13 0.52%
PLYMOUTH 13 0.52%
ALLAMAKEE 12 0.48%
BUENA VISTA 12 0.48%
CLAY 12 0.48%
MADISON 12 0.48%
APPANOOSE 11 0.44%
BUTLER 11 0.44%
CHEROKEE 10 0.40%
CRAWFORD 10 0.40%
HARRISON 10 0.40%
MITCHELL 10 0.40%
WRIGHT 10 0.40%
CASS 9 0.36%
GUTHRIE 9 0.36%
HANCOCK 9 0.36%
HOWARD 9 0.36%
UNION 9 0.36%
WINNEBAGO 9 0.36%
CALHOUN 8 0.32%
CLARKE 8 0.32%
EMMET 8 0.32%
FRANKLIN 8 0.32%
GREENE 8 0.32%
GRUNDY 8 0.32%
KEOKUK 8 0.32%
LOUISA 8 0.32%
MONONA 8 0.32%
PALO ALTO 8 0.32%
SHELBY 8 0.32%
WORTH 8 0.32%
HUMBOLDT 7 0.28%
LUCAS 7 0.28%
MILLS 7 0.28%
O'BRIEN 7 0.28%
PAGE 7 0.28%
SAC 7 0.28%
SIOUX 7 0.28%
ADAIR 6 0.24%
DAVIS 6 0.24%
DECATUR 6 0.24%
MONROE 6 0.24%
MONTGOMERY 6 0.24%
POCAHONTAS 6 0.24%
AUDUBON 5 0.20%
FREMONT 5 0.20%
IDA 5 0.20%
RINGGOLD 5 0.20%
TAYLOR 5 0.20%
VAN BUREN 5 0.20%
WAYNE 5 0.20%
LYON 4 0.16%
ADAMS 3 0.12%
OSCEOLA 3 0.12%

 
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