For the Record - Jan. 17, 2008
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Michigan primary: A Section A article on the state’s presidential vote that appeared in some editions Wednesday said Hillary Rodham Clinton was the only candidate on the Democratic ballot. Three other Democrats -- Dennis J. Kucinich, Mike Gravel and Christopher J. Dodd -- also appeared on the ballot. In addition, the article said Mitt Romney’s victory in the Republican primary was “a long-sought electoral gold medal.” Romney earlier won the Wyoming Republican caucuses.
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