2016 presidential election results in the United States

This page lists the results of the 2016 presidential primaries for the United States .

Delegates

The delegates of a state were divided among the respective candidates based on the results in the primaries. The delegates elected their party's presidential candidate at national party conventions .

The division of delegates was based on the pre-election results in the states. Due to the complicated pre-election guidelines, in addition to the proportion of votes of the primaries and caucuses (conventions), other factors determined the proportion of delegates committed to a candidate. These guidelines vary from state to state. In some states, the delegates are divided up strictly according to proportional representation, while in other states threshold clauses of up to 15% exist.

It is also possible to vote for uncommitted , which results in a large number of delegates who can freely decide which candidate to vote for.

In addition, there are non-obligatory delegates ( super delegates for Democrats or ( RNC ) / bonus MPs for Republicans), usually incumbents and party officials. They are free to decide which candidate they want to support - the assignment was based on endorsements (non-binding statements of support).

The Associated Press conducted a poll of superdelegates in the first few weeks of November 2015. Of the 579 delegates that could be reached, 369 had chosen a candidate. Of them, 359 supported Clinton, eight Sanders, and two O'Malley. The AP describes these pledges as "public support". The complete list of the voting behavior of the delegates is kept secret from the public. The New York Times was fifth with as of July 2016 while Sanders was a Clinton superdelegates number of 591 to 48 with superdelegates. The Republicans counted 95 uncommitted delegates for Trump and 9 for Cruz despite the task.

Some candidates only ran in one or more states and were largely ignored in the media perception. In addition to some candidates who dropped out before the primaries due to poor poll numbers, only Hillary Clinton , Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley from the Democrats as well as Ben Carson , Carly Fiorina , Rick Santorum , Jeb Bush , Chris Christie , Ted Cruz , Jim took part in the television debates Gilmore , Mike Huckabee , John Kasich , Rand Paul , Marco Rubio and Donald Trump were invited to the Republicans.

Overall result

Those candidates who have withdrawn their application are no longer placed in the subsequent primaries and are only listed for the sake of form.

Donald Trump was elected presidential candidate at the Republican Convention on July 19, 2016 in Cleveland. His strongest rival in the primaries, Ted Cruz, refused to support him at the party conference. An attempt by delegates to change the voting rules to prevent Trump from being elected failed.

Hillary Clinton was elected a presidential candidate at the Democratic Party Conference in Philadelphia on July 26, 2016. In doing so, she received the support of her only major competitor from the primaries, Bernie Sanders. However, there were protests from supporters of Sanders. Before the start of the convention, party leader Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced her resignation after hacked and published emails revealed that the Democratic party leadership had swayed the primaries in favor of Hillary Clinton.

Democrats States won by Hillary Clinton States won by Bernie Sanders candidate Committed delegates Non-obligatory delegates as of July 5, 2016 Votes received at the party congress Won primaries Hillary Clinton former Secretary of State 2205 591 2842 34 Retired candidates: Bernie Sanders Senator from Vermont resigned on July 12, 2016 now supports Hillary Clinton 1846 48 1865 23 Rocky De La Fuente entrepreneur retired on June 14, 2016 0 0 0 0 Keith Judd ex-inmate left June 7, 2016 0 0 0 0 Willie Wilson entrepreneur retired on June 7, 2016 0 0 0 0 John Wolfe retired from Tennessee on March 15, 2016 0 0 0 0 Martin O'Malley former Maryland Governor resigned on February 4, 2016 0 0 0 0 Total delegates: 4,763 (2,383 required for nomination) Mandatory delegates: 4,051 Uncommitted delegates (super delegates) and undecided delegates: 711 55 delegates abstained, one delegate was not determined in the primaries. The overall result was not announced at the party convention, instead Hillary Clinton was nominated as a candidate by acclamation .

republican States won by Donald Trump States won by Ted Cruz States won by Marco Rubio States won by John Kasich draw candidate Committed delegates Non-obligatory delegates as of July 5, 2016 Votes received at the party congress Won primaries Donald Trump entrepreneur from New York 1441 95 1725 37 Retired candidates: Senator Ted Cruz from Texas resigned on May 4, 2016 548 9 484 11 John Kasich resigned Governor of Ohio on May 4, 2016 161 0 125 1 Marco Rubio Senator from Florida resigned on March 15, 2016 now supports Donald Trump 173 0 123 3 Ben Carson retired doctor gave up on March 2, 2016 now supports Donald Trump 9 0 7th 0 Jeb Bush former Florida governor resigned on February 20, 2016 and supported Ted Cruz 4th 0 3 0 Jim Gilmore former Virginia Governor resigned on February 12, 2016 0 0 0 0 Chris Christie resigned New Jersey governor on February 10, 2016 now supports Donald Trump 0 0 0 0 Carly Fiorina former manager resigned on February 10, 2016 to support Ted Cruz 1 0 0 0 Mike Huckabee former Arkansas governor resigned on February 4, 2016 1 0 0 0 Rick Santorum former Senator from Pennsylvania resigned on February 4, 2016 and supported Marco Rubio 0 0 0 0 Rand Paul Senator from Kentucky resigned on February 3, 2016 1 0 2 0 Total delegates: 2,472 (1,237 required for nomination) Obliged delegates: 2,342 Undecided and undecided delegates: 130 Three delegates abstained.

Overview

The table gives an overview of the delegate votes won by federal state. Depending on the election regulations in the sending state, the delegates of the applicants who had stopped their campaign were automatically unbound at the party congress, were expressly released by the applicant, or were still bound. The comments on this are not exhaustive. The obligatory delegates originally assigned to the applicant are always listed here.

Date Democrats	Date Republicans	State / Outskirts	Clinton	Sanders	Others ( O'Malley )	Trump	Cruz	Rubio	Kasich	Others ( Carson ) ( Bush ) ( Fiorina ) ( Huckabee ) ( Paul )
Required votes			2,383			1,237
Committed delegates			2,205	1,846	0	1,441	548	173	161	16
Votes received at the party congress			2,842	1,865	0	1,725	484	123	125	12
1st Mar	1st Mar	Alabama	44	9	0	36	13	1	0	0
26th Mar	1st Mar	Alaska	3	13	0	11	12	5	0	0
1st Mar	22 Mar	American Samoa	4th	2	0	0	0	0	0	0
4th Jun	10th Mar	American Virgin Islands	7th	0	0	1	1	2	0	0
22 Mar	22 Mar	Arizona	42	33	0	58	0	0	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Arkansas	22nd	10	0	16	15th	9	0	0
1st Mar	8th-9th Apr	Colorado	25th	41	0	0	30th	0	0	0
26 Apr	26 Apr	Connecticut	28	27	0	28	0	0	0	0
26 Apr	26 Apr	Delaware	12	9	0	16	0	0	0	0
15th Mar	15th Mar	Florida	141	73	0	99	0	0	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Georgia	73	29	0	42	18th	16	0	0
May 7th	12th Mar	Guam	4th	3	0	0	0	0	0	0
26th Mar	8th Mar	Hawaii	8th	17th	0	11	7th	1	0	0
22 Mar	8th Mar	Idaho	5	18th	0	12	20th	0	0	0
15th Mar	15th Mar	Illinois	79	77	0	54	9	0	6th	0
May 3rd	May 3rd	Indiana	39	44	0	57	0	0	0	0
Feb 1	Feb 1	Iowa	23	21st	0	7th	8th	7th	1	7th
Jun 7	Jun 7	California	254	221	0	172	0	0	0	0
5th Mar	5th Mar	Kansas	10	23	0	9	24	6th	1	0
17th of May	5th Mar	Kentucky	28	27	0	17th	15th	7th	7th	0
5th Mar	5th Mar	Louisiana	37	14th	0	18th	18th	5	0	0
6th Mar	5th Mar	Maine	8th	17th	0	9	12	0	2	0
26 Apr	26 Apr	Maryland	60	35	0	38	0	0	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Massachusetts	46	45	0	22nd	4th	8th	8th	0
8th Mar	8th Mar	Michigan	63	67	0	25th	17th	0	17th	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Minnesota	31	46	0	8th	13	17th	0	0
8th Mar	8th Mar	Mississippi	31	5	0	25th	15th	0	0	0
15th Mar	15th Mar	Missouri	36	35	0	37	15th	0	0	0
Jun 7	Jun 7	Montana	10	11	0	27	0	0	0	0
5th Mar	10th of May	Nebraska	10	15th	0	36	0	0	0	0
Feb 20	23 Feb	Nevada	20th	15th	0	14th	6th	7th	1	2
Feb 9	Feb 9	New Hampshire	9	15th	0	11	3	2	4th	3
Jun 7	Jun 7	New Jersey	79	47	0	51	0	0	0	0
Jun 7	Jun 7	New Mexico	18th	16	0	24	0	0	0	0
19 Apr	19 Apr	new York	139	108	0	89	0	0	6th	0
12th Mar	15th Mar	Northern Mariana Islands	4th	2	0	9	0	0	0	0
15th Mar	15th Mar	North Carolina	60	47	0	29	27	6th	9	1
Jun 7	1st - 3rd Apr	North Dakota	5	13	0	0	0	0	0	0
15th Mar	15th Mar	Ohio	81	62	0	0	0	0	66	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Oklahoma	17th	21st	0	13	15th	12	0	0
17th of May	17th of May	Oregon	25th	36	0	18th	5	0	5	0
26 Apr	26 Apr	Pennsylvania	106	83	0	17th	0	0	0	0
Jun 5	6th Mar	Puerto Rico	37	23	0	0	0	23	0	0
26 Apr	26 Apr	Rhode Island	11	13	0	12	2	0	5	0
Feb. 27	Feb 20	South carolina	39	14th	0	50	0	0	0	0
Jun 7	Jun 7	South Dakota	10	10	0	29	0	0	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Tennessee	44	23	0	33	15th	9	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Texas	147	75	0	48	102	3	0	0
22 Mar	22 Mar	Utah	6th	27	0	0	40	0	0	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Vermont	0	16	0	8th	0	0	8th	0
1st Mar	1st Mar	Virginia	62	33	0	17th	8th	16	5	3
26th Mar	May 24th	Washington	27	74	0	41	0	0	0	0
Jun 14	12th Mar	Washington, DC	16	4th	0	0	0	10	9	0
10th of May	10th of May	West Virginia	11	18th	0	30th	0	0	1	0
Apr 5	Apr 5	Wisconsin	38	48	0	6th	36	0	0	0
Apr 9	14.-16. Apr	Wyoming	7th	7th	0	1	23	1	0	0
1-8 Mar	-	foreign countries	4th	9	0	-	-	-	-	-

Single results

All percentages are rounded. A score of 0.0% means that the candidate received less than 0.05% of the vote. In populous countries, this can affect up to several thousand votes received.

Due to the complicated preselection guidelines , other factors determine the proportion of delegates in addition to the voting share of the primary and caucuses (conventions). These differ from state to state.

date	State	Delegates	Result Democrats placement, candidate, (share of votes), committed delegates	Result Republican Placement, Candidate, (Share of Votes), Signed Delegate
February 1, 2016	Iowa	Democrats: 0 44 delegates 008 superdelegates Republicans: 0 30 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Hillary Clinton (49.8%) 23 Bernie Sanders (49.6%) 21 Martin O'Malley (0.5%) 0 undecided (0.0%) 0	Caucus Ted Cruz (27.6%) 8 Donald Trump (24.3%) 7 Marco Rubio (23.1%) 7 Ben Carson (9.3%) 3 Rand Paul (4.5%) 1 Jeb Bush (2.8%) 1 Carly Fiorina (1.9%) 1 John Kasich (1.9%) 1 Mike Huckabee (1.8%) 1 Chris Christie (1.8%) 0 Rick Santorum (1.0%) 0 Other (0.1%) 0 Jim Gilmore (0.0%) 0
February 9, 2016	New Hampshire	Democrats: 0 24 delegates 008 superdelegates Republicans: 0 23 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (60.1%) 15 Hillary Clinton (37.7%) 9 write-in (1.4%) 0 Vermin Supreme (0.1%) 0 David John Thistle (0.1%) 0 Graham Schwass (0.1%) 0 Steve Burke (0.0%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0 John Wolfe (0.0%) 0 Jon Adams (0.0%) 0 Lloyd Thomas Kelso (0.0%) 0 Keith Russell Judd (0.0%) 0 Eric Elbot (0.0%) 0 Star Locke (0.0%) 0 William D. French (0.0%) 0 Mark Stewart Greenstein (Connecticut) (0.0%) 0 Edward T. O'Donnell Jr. (0.0%) 0 James Valentine (0.0%) 0 Robert Lovitt (0.0%) 0 Michael Alan Steinberg (0.0%) 0 William H. McGaughey Jr. (0.0%) 0 Henry Hewes (0.0%) 0 Edward Sonnino (0.0%) 0 Steven Roy Lipscomb (0.0%) 0 Sam Sloan (0.0%) 0 Brock C. Hutton (0.0%) 0 Raymond M. Moroz (0.0%) 0 Richard Lyons Weil (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (35.2%) 11 John Kasich (15.7%) 4 Ted Cruz (11.6%) 3 Jeb Bush (11.0%) 3 Marco Rubio (10.5%) 2 Chris Christie (7.4%) 0 Carly Fiorina (4.1%) 0 Ben Carson (2.3%) 0 Write-in (1.0%) 0 Jim Gilmore (0.1%) 0 Andy Martin (0.1%) 0 Richard PH joke (0.1%) 0 Tim Cook (0.0%) 0 Brooks A. Cullison (0.0%) 0 Joe Robinson (0.0%) 0 Stephen B. Comley, Sr. (0.0%) 0 Daniel Dyas (0.0%) 0 Chomi Prague (0.0%) 0 Stephen J. McCarthy (0.0%) 0 Walter N. Iwachiw (0.0%) 0 Kevin G. Huey (0.0%) 0 Matt Drozd (0.0%) 0 Robert L. Mann (0.0%) 0 Peter Messina (0.0%) 0 Rand Paul (0.7%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.0%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 Bobby Jindal (0.0%) 0
Democrats: February 20, 2016 Republicans: February 23, 2016	Nevada	Democrats: 0 35 delegates 008 superdelegates Republicans: 0 30 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Hillary Clinton (52.6%) 20 Bernie Sanders (47.3%) 15 undecided (0.1%) 0	Caucus Donald Trump (45.8%) 14 Marco Rubio (23.8%) 7 Ted Cruz (21.3%) 6 Ben Carson (4.8%) 2, undecided now John Kasich (3.6%) 1 Invalid (0.4%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.0%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.0%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.0%) 0
Democrats: February 27, 2016 Republicans: February 20, 2016	South carolina	Democrats: 0 53 delegates 006 superdelegates Republicans: 0 50 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (73.4%) 39 Bernie Sanders (26.0%) 14 Willie Wilson (0.4%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.2%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (32.5%) 50 Marco Rubio (22.5%) 0 Ted Cruz (22.3%) 0 Jeb Bush (7.8%) 0 John Kasich (7.6%) 0 Ben Carson (7.2%) 0
March 1, 2016	Alabama	Democrats: 0 53 delegates 007 superdelegates Republicans: 0 50 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (77.8%) 44 Bernie Sanders (19.2%) 9 undecided (2.4%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.2%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.4%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (43.4%) 36 Ted Cruz (21.1%) 13 Marco Rubio (18.7%) 1 Ben Carson (10.2%) 0 John Kasich (4.4%) 0 undecided (0.9%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.5%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Lindsey O. Graham (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 1, 2016 Republicans: March 22, 2016	American Samoa  Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.	Democrats: 00 6 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 00 0 delegates 009 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Hillary Clinton (68.4%) 4 Bernie Sanders (25.7%) 2 Rocky De La Fuente (5.9%) 0	Caucus American Samoa (9 delegates), Colorado (37 delegates), Guam (9 delegates), North Dakota (28 delegates), Wyoming (29 delegates), (...) will not hold presidential preference votes in 2016.
March 1, 2016	Arkansas	Democrats: 0 32 delegates 005 super delegates Republicans: 0 40 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (66.3%) 22 Bernie Sanders (29.7%) 10 John Wolfe (1.2%) 0 James Valentine (0.8%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.7%) 0 Martin O'Malley (1.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (32.8%) 16 Ted Cruz (30.5%) 15 Marco Rubio (24.8%) 9 Ben Carson (5.7%) 0 John Kasich (3.7%) 0 Mike Huckabee (1.2%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Lindsey O. Graham (0.1%) 0 Bobby Jindal (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 1, 2016 Republicans: May 2–9 April 2016	Colorado	Democrats: 0 66 delegates 012 superdelegates Republicans: 0 30 delegates 007 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (59.0%) 41 Hillary Clinton (40.3%) 25 undecided (0.7%) 0 Other (0.0%) 0	Convention American Samoa (9 delegates), Colorado (37 delegates), Guam (9 delegates), North Dakota (28 delegates), Wyoming (29 delegates), (...) will not hold presidential preference votes in 2016.
March 1, 2016	Georgia	Democrats: 0 102 delegates 015 super delegates Republicans: 0 76 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (71.3%) 73 Bernie Sanders (28.2%) 29 Michael A. Steinberg (0.2%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (38.8%) 42 Marco Rubio (24.5%) 16 Ted Cruz (23.6%) 18 Ben Carson (6.2%) 0 John Kasich (5.6%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.0%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.0%) 0
March 1, 2016	Massachusetts	Democrats: 0 91 delegates 024 superdelegates Republicans: 0 42 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (49.9%) 46 Bernie Sanders (48.5%) 45 Abstention (0.7%) 0 Others (0.4%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.4%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (49.0%) 22 John Kasich (17.9%) 8 Marco Rubio (17.8%) 8 Ted Cruz (9.5%) 4 Ben Carson (2.6%) 0 Abstention (0.5%) 0 Others (0.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.0%) 0 Chris Christie (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Blank votes (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.2%) 0 Jim Gilmore III (0.1%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0
March 1, 2016	Minnesota	Democrats: 0 77 delegates 016 super delegates Republicans: 0 38 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (61.2%) 46 Hillary Clinton (38.1%) 31 Undecided (0.5%) 0 Other (0.1%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.1%) 0	Caucus Marco Rubio (36.2%) 17 Ted Cruz (29.1%) 13 Donald Trump (21.5%) 8 Ben Carson (7.4%) 0 John Kasich (5.7%) 0 Write-in (0.2%) 0
March 1, 2016	Oklahoma	Democrats: 0 38 delegates 004 superdelegates Republicans: 0 40 delegates 003 non-obligated delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (51.9%) 21 Hillary Clinton (41.5%) 17 Keith R. Judd (1.3%) 0 Michael A. Steinberg (1.2%) 0 Star Locke (1.0%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.7%) 0 Martin O'Malley (2.3%) 0	Primary Ted Cruz (34.4%) 15th Donald Trump (28.3%) 13 Marco Rubio (26.0%) 12 Ben Carson (6.2%) 0 John Kasich (3.6%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.5%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.1%) 0
March 1, 2016	Tennessee	Democrats: 0 67 delegates 008 superdelegates Republicans: 0 58 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (66.1%) 44 Bernie Sanders (32.5%) 23 undecided (0.9%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.6%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (38.9%) 33 Ted Cruz (24.7%) 16 Marco Rubio (21.2%) 9 Ben Carson (7.6%) 0 John Kasich (5.3%) 0 undecided (0.2%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.1%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Jim Gilmore III (0.0%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.0%) 0
March 1, 2016	Texas	Democrats: 222 delegates 029 superdelegates Republicans: 155 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (65.2%) 147 Bernie Sanders (33.2%) 75 Rocky De La Fuente (0.6%) 0 Willie L. Wilson (0.2%) 0 Keith R. Judd (0.2%) 0 Calvis L. Hawes (0.1%) 0 Star Locke (0.1%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.4%) 0	Primary Ted Cruz (43.8%) 104 Donald Trump (26.8%) 48 Marco Rubio (17.8%) 3 John Kasich (4.3%) 0 Ben Carson (4.2%) 0 undecided (1.0%) 0 Elizabeth Gray (0.2%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.1%) 0
March 1, 2016	Vermont	Democrats: 0 16 delegates 010 superdelegates Republicans: 0 16 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (86.0%) 16 Hillary Clinton (13.6%) 0 Write-Ins (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.2%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (32.3%) 8 John Kasich (30.4%) 8 Marco Rubio (19.1%) 0 Ted Cruz (9.7%) 0 Ben Carson (4.2%) 0 Write-in (0.6%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.8%) 0 Rand Paul (0.7%) 0 Chris Christie (0.6%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.3%) 0 Blank votes (0.6%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.3%) 0 invalid (0.2%) 0
March 1, 2016	Virginia	Democrats: 0 95 delegates 013 superdelegates Republicans: 0 49 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (64.3%) 62 Bernie Sanders (35.2%) 33 Martin O'Malley (0.5%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (34.8%) 17 Marco Rubio (32.0%) 16 Ted Cruz (16.7%) 8 John Kasich (9.5%) 5 Ben Carson (5.8%) 3 Jeb Bush (0.4%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Jim Gilmore III (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.0%) 0
5th March 2016	Louisiana	Democrats: 0 54 delegates 007 super delegates Republicans: 0 41 delegates 005 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (71.1%) 37 Bernie Sanders (23.2%) 14 Steve Burke (1.5%) 0 John Wolfe (1.5%) 0 Willie Wilson (0.5%) 0 Keith R. Judd (0.4%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.4%) 0 Michael A. Steinberg (0.3%) 0 Henry Hewes (0.3%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.8%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (41.5%) 18 Ted Cruz (37.8%) 18 Marco Rubio (11.2%) 5, undecided now John Kasich (6.4%) 0 Ben Carson (1.5%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.7%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Tim Cook (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.1%) 0 Peter Messina (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 5, 2016 Republicans: May 10, 2016	Nebraska	Democrats: 0 25 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 0 36 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (57.2%) 15 Hillary Clinton (42.8%) 10	Primary Donald Trump (61.4%) 36 Ted Cruz (18.5%) 0 John Kasich (11.4%) 0 Ben Carson (5.1%) 0 Marco Rubio (3.6%) 0
5th March 2016	Kansas	Democrats: 0 33 delegates 004 super delegates Republicans: 0 40 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (67.7%) 23 Hillary Clinton (32.2%) 10	Caucus Ted Cruz (47.5%) 24 Donald Trump (23.4%) 9 Marco Rubio (16.8%) 6 John Kasich (11.1%) 1 undecided (0.4%) 0 Ben Carson (0.7%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0
Democrats: March 6, 2016 Republicans: March 5, 2016	Maine	Democrats: 0 25 delegates 005 super delegates Republicans: 0 23 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (64.3%) 17 Hillary Clinton (35.5%) 8 undecided (0.2%) 0	Caucus Ted Cruz (45.9%) 12 Donald Trump (32.6%) 9 John Kasich (12.2%) 2 Marco Rubio (8.0%) 0 Ben Carson (0.7%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.0%) 0
Democrats: 1-8 March 2016 Republicans: February 1 - June 7, 2016	foreign countries	Democrats: 0 13 delegates 004 super delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (68.8%) 9 Hillary Clinton (30.9%) 4 undecided (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.1%) 0	Caucus / Convention / Primary Republicans living abroad participate in their state primaries. No expatriate-only delegate will be given.
March 8, 2016	Mississippi	Democrats: 0 36 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 0 40 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (82.5%) Dec. Bernie Sanders (16.6%) 5 Willie Wilson (0.4%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.2%) 0 Write-in (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (47.2%) 25 Ted Cruz (36.1%) 15 John Kasich (8.8%) 0 Marco Rubio (5.3%) 0 Ben Carson (1.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.0%) 0
March 8, 2016	Michigan	Democrats: 130 delegates 017 superdelegates Republicans: 0 59 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (49.7%) 67 Hillary Clinton (48.3%) 63 undecided (1.8%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.2%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (36.6%) 25 Ted Cruz (24.7%) 17th John Kasich (24.3%) 17 Marco Rubio (9.3%) 0 undecided (1.7%) 0 Ben Carson (1.6%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.8%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.0%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 12, 2016 Republicans: March 15, 2016	Northern Mariana Islands  Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.	Democrats: 00 6 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 00 9 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Convention Hillary Clinton (54.0%) 4 Bernie Sanders (34.4%) 2 undecided (11.6%) 0	Caucus Donald Trump (72.8%) 9 Ted Cruz (24.0%) 0 John Kasich (2.1%) 0 Marco Rubio (1.1%) 0
15th March 2016	Florida	Democrats: 214 delegates 032 super delegates Republicans: 0 99 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (64.4%) 141 Bernie Sanders (33.3%) 73 Martin O'Malley (2.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (45.7%) 99 Marco Rubio (27.0%) 0 Ted Cruz (17.1%) 0 John Kasich (6.8%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.8%) 0 Ben Carson (0.9%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 Jim Gilmore (0.0%) 0
15th March 2016	Illinois	Democrats: 156 delegates 027 super delegates Republicans: 0 69 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (50.6%) 79 Bernie Sanders (48.6%) 77 Willie Wilson (0.3%) 0 Larry Joe Cohen (0.1%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0 David Formhals (0.0%) 0 Brian O'Neill (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (38.8%) 54 Ted Cruz (30.2%) 9 John Kasich (19.7%) 6 Marco Rubio (8.7%) 0 JoAnn Breivogel (0.0%) 0 Ben Carson (0.8%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.8%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0
15th March 2016	Missouri	Democrats: 0 71 delegates 013 superdelegates Republicans: 0 58 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (49.6%) 36 Bernie Sanders (49.4%) 35 undecided (0.6%) 0 Henry Hewes (0.1%) 0 Jon Adams (0.1%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0 Willie Wilson (0.0%) 0 Keith Judd (0.0%) 0 John Wolfe (0.0%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.1%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (40.8%) 37 Ted Cruz (40.7%) 15 John Kasich (10.1%) 0 Marco Rubio (6.1%) 0 undecided (0.3%) 0 Jim Lynch (0.0%) 0 Ben Carson (0.9%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0
15th March 2016	North Carolina	Democrats: 107 delegates 013 superdelegates Republicans: 0 72 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (54.5%) 60 Bernie Sanders (40.9%) 47 Abstention (No Preference) (3.3%) 0, corresponds to undecided (Uncommitted) Rocky De La Fuente (0.3%) 0 Martin O'Malley (1.1%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (40.2%) 29 Ted Cruz (36.8%) 27 John Kasich (12.7%) 9 Marco Rubio (7.7%) 6 Abstention (No Preference) (0.5%) 0, corresponds to undecided (Uncommitted) Ben Carson (1.0%) 1 Jeb Bush (0.3%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Jim Gilmore (0.0%) 0
15th March 2016	Ohio	Democrats: 143 delegates 017 super delegates Republicans: 0 66 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (56.1%) 81 Bernie Sanders (43.1%) 62 Rocky De La Fuente (0.8%) 0	Primary John Kasich (47.0%) 66 Donald Trump (35.9%) 0 Ted Cruz (13.3%) 0 Marco Rubio (2.3%) 0 Ben Carson (0.7%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.3%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0
March 22, 2016	Arizona	Democrats: 0 75 delegates 010 superdelegates Republicans: 0 58 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (56.3%) 42 Bernie Sanders (41.4%) 33 Rocky De La Fuente (0.6%) 0 Michael A. Steinberg (0.5%) 0 Henry Hewes (0.4%) 0 Martin O'Malley (0.8%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (45.9%) 58 Ted Cruz (27.6%) 0 John Kasich (10.1%) 0 Marco Rubio (13.2%) 0 Ben Carson (2.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.7%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.1%) 0 George E. Pataki (0.1%) 0 Tim Cook (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 22, 2016 Republicans: March 8, 2016	Idaho	Democrats: 0 23 delegates 004 super delegates Republicans: 0 32 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (78.0%) 18 Hillary Clinton (21.2%) 5 undecided (0.7%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0	Primary Ted Cruz (45.4%) 20 Donald Trump (28.1%) 12 Marco Rubio (15.9%) 0 John Kasich (7.4%) 0 Ben Carson (1.8%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.4%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Lindsey Olin Graham (0.0%) 0 Peter Messina (0.0%) 0
March 22, 2016	Utah	Democrats: 0 33 delegates 004 super delegates Republicans: 0 40 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (77.2%) 27 Hillary Clinton (19.8%) 6 invalid (2.6%) 0 undecided (0.4%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0 Mark Stewart Greenstein (Connecticut) (0.0%) 0	Primary Ted Cruz (69.2%) 40 John Kasich (16.8%) 0 Donald Trump (14.0%) 0
Democrats: March 26, 2016 Republicans: March 1, 2016	Alaska	Democrats: 0 16 delegates 004 superdelegates Republicans: 0 28 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (79.6%) 13 Hillary Clinton (20.2%) 3 undecided (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0	Caucus Ted Cruz (36.4%) 12 Donald Trump (33.6%) 11 Marco Rubio (15.2%) 5 Ben Carson (10.8%) 0 John Kasich (4.0%) 0 Other (0.0%) 0
Democrats: March 26, 2016 Republicans: March 8, 2016	Hawaii	Democrats: 0 25 delegates 009 superdelegates Republicans: 0 19 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (69.8%) 17 Hillary Clinton (30.0%) 8 undecided (0.1%)  Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%)  Martin O'Malley (0.0%)	Caucus Donald Trump (42.4%) 11 Ted Cruz (32.7%) 7 Marco Rubio (13.2%) 1 John Kasich (10.6%) 0 Ben Carson (1.0%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.2%) 0
Democrats: March 26, 2016 Republicans: May 24, 2016	Washington	Democrats: 101 delegates 017 superdelegates Republicans: 0 41 delegates 003 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (72.7%) 74 Hillary Clinton (27.1%) 27 undecided (0.2%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (75.5%) 41 Ted Cruz (10.8%) 0 John Kasich (9.8%) 0 Ben Carson (4.0%) 0
5th April 2016	Wisconsin	Democrats: 0 86 delegates 010 superdelegates Republicans: 0 42 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (56.6%) 48 Hillary Clinton (43.0%) 38 Uninstructed delegation (0.1%) 0 corresponds to uncommitted Scattering (0.0%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0  (write-in) Martin O'Malley (0.2%) 0	Primary Ted Cruz (48.2%) 36 Donald Trump (35.0%) 6 John Kasich (14.1%) 0 Uninstructed delegation (0.2%) 0 corresponds to uncommitted Scattering (0.1%) 0 Victor Williams (0.0%) 0  (write-in) Marco Rubio (1.0%) 0 Ben Carson (0.5%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.3%) 0 Rand Paul (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.0%) 0 Jim Gilmore III (0.0%) 0
Democrats: April 9, 2016 Republicans: May 12-16 April 2016	Wyoming	Democrats: 0 14 delegates 004 superdelegates Republicans: 0 25 delegates 004 uncommitted delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (56.7%) 7 Hillary Clinton (43.1%) 7 undecided (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.0%) 0	Caucus American Samoa (9 delegates), Colorado (37 delegates), Guam (9 delegates), North Dakota (28 delegates), Wyoming (29 delegates), (...) will not hold presidential preference votes in 2016.
April 19, 2016	new York	Democrats: 247 delegates 044 superdelegates Republicans: 0 95 delegates 003 non-obligated delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (57.5%)  139 Bernie Sanders (41.6%) 108 Void (0.6%) 0 Blank (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (59.2%)  89 John Kasich (24.7%) 6 Ted Cruz (14.5%) 0 Blank & Void (1.6%) 0
April 26, 2016	Maryland	Democrats: 0 95 delegates 025 super delegates Republicans: 0 38 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (62.5%) 60 Bernie Sanders (33.8%) 35 undecided (3.3%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.4%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (54.1%) 38 John Kasich (23.2%) 0 Ted Cruz (19.0%) 0 Ben Carson (1.3%) 0 Marco Rubio (0.7%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0 Rand Paul (0.3%) 0 Chris Christie (0.3%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.2%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0
April 26, 2016	Connecticut	Democrats: 0 55 delegates 016 super delegates Republicans: 0 28 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (51.8%) 28 Bernie Sanders (46.4%) 27 undecided (1.5%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (57.9%) 28 John Kasich (28.4%) 0 Ted Cruz (11.7%) 0 undecided (1.3%) 0 Ben Carson (0.8%) 0
April 26, 2016	Delaware	Democrats: 0 21 delegates 011 superdelegates Republicans: 0 16 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (59.8%) 12 Bernie Sanders (39.2%) 9 Rocky De La Fuente (1.1%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (60.8%) 16 John Kasich (20.4%) 0 Ted Cruz (15.9%) 0 Ben Carson (1.3%) 0 Marco Rubio (0.9%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.9%) 0
April 26, 2016	Pennsylvania	Democrats: 189 delegates 019 superdelegates Republicans: 0 17 delegates 054 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (55.6%) 106 Bernie Sanders (43.5%) 83 Rocky De La Fuente (0.9%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (56.6%) 17 Ted Cruz (21.7%) 0 John Kasich (19.4%) 0 Ben Carson (0.9%) 0 Marco Rubio (0.7%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0
April 26, 2016	Rhode Island	Democrats: 0 24 delegates 009 superdelegates Republicans: 0 19 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (54.7%) 13 Hillary Clinton (43.1%) 11 undecided (1.4%) 0 Write-in (0.5%) 0 Mark Stewart, New Hampshire (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.1%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (63.7%) 12 John Kasich (24.3%) 5 Ted Cruz (10.4%) 2 undecided (0.7%) 0 Write-in (0.3%) 0 Marco Rubio (0.6%) 0
May 3, 2016	Indiana	Democrats: 0 83 delegates 009 superdelegates Republicans: 0 57 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (52.5%) 44 Hillary Clinton (47.5%) 39	Primary Donald Trump (53.3%) 57 Ted Cruz (36.6%) 0 John Kasich (7.6%) 0 Ben Carson (0.8%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0 Marco Rubio (0.5%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Chris Christie (0.2%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.1%) 0
Democrats: May 7, 2016 Republicans: March 12, 2016	Guam  residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.	Democrats: 00 7 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 00 0 delegates 009 uncommitted delegates	Convention Hillary Clinton (59.5%) 4 Bernie Sanders (40.5%) 3	Convention American Samoa (9 delegates), Colorado (37 delegates), Guam (9 delegates), North Dakota (28 delegates), Wyoming (29 delegates), (...) will not hold presidential preference votes in 2016.
May 10, 2016	West Virginia	Democrats: 0 29 delegates 008 superdelegates Republicans: 0 31 delegates 003 non-obligated delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (51.4%) 18 Hillary Clinton (35.8%) 11 Paul T. Farrell (8.9%) 0 Keith Judd (1.8%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.4%) 0 Martin O'Malley (1.6%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (77.0%) 30 David Hall (0.1%) 0 Ted Cruz (9.0%) 0 John Kasich (6.7%) 1, undecided now Ben Carson (2.2%) 0 Marco Rubio (1.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (1.1%) 0 Rand Paul (0.9%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.9%) 0 Chris Christie (0.4%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.3%) 0
Democrats: May 17, 2016 Republicans: March 5, 2016	Kentucky	Democrats: 0 55 delegates 005 super delegates Republicans: 0 46 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (46.8%) 28 Bernie Sanders (46.3%) 27 undecided (5.3%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.4%) 0 Martin O'Malley (1.3%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (35.9%) 17 Ted Cruz (31.6%) 15 Marco Rubio (16.4%) 7 John Kasich (14.4%) 7 undecided (0.2%) 0 Ben Carson (0.8%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.1%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.1%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.0%) 0 Chris Christie (0.0%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.0%) 0
17th May 2016	Oregon	Democrats: 0 61 delegates 013 superdelegates Republicans: 0 28 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (56.2%) 36 Hillary Clinton (42.1%) 25 Write-in (1.7%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (64.2%) 18 Write-in (3.4%) 0 Ted Cruz (16.6%) 5 John Kasich (15.8%) 5
Democrats: June 4th, 2016 Republicans: March 19, 2016	US Virgin Islands  Residents do not have the right to vote in US presidential elections.	Democrats: 00 7 delegates 005 superdelegates Republicans: 00 6 delegates 003 non-obligatory delegates	Convention Hillary Clinton (87.1%) 7 Bernie Sanders (12.9%) 0	Caucus Undecided (65.3%) 2 Ted Cruz (11.7%) 1 Donald Trump (6.4%) 1 Marco Rubio (9.9%) 2, are considered undecided Ben Carson (6.6%) 0 The six delegates initially elected, all of whom were undecided , were disqualified for formal reasons and replaced by the delegates from places 7 to 12.
Democrats: June 5, 2016 Republicans: March 6, 2016	Puerto Rico  residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.	Democrats: 0 60 delegates 007 super delegates Republicans: 0 23 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (61.1%) 37 Bernie Sanders (37.9%) 23 Rocky De La Fuente (0.4%) 0 invalid (0.6%) 0	Caucus Marco Rubio (70.9%) 23 Donald Trump (13.0%) 0 Ted Cruz (8.6%) 0 John Kasich (1.3%) 0 Write-in (0.0%) 0 invalid (3.8%) 0 Carly Fiorina (0.8%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.6%) 0 Ben Carson (0.4%) 0 Mike Huckabee (0.2%) 0 Rand Paul (0.1%) 0 Rick Santorum (0.1%) 0 Jim Gilmore, III. (0.1%) 0 Chris Christie (0.1%) 0
June 7, 2016	California	Democrats: 475 delegates 076 superdelegates Republicans: 172 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (53.1%) 254 Bernie Sanders (46.0%) 221 Willie Wilson (0.2%) 0 Michael A. Steinberg (0.2%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.2%) 0 Henry Hewes (0.1%) 0 Keith Judd (0.1%) 0 Write-In (0.0%) 0	Primary Donald Trump (74.8%) 172 Write-in (0.0%) 0 John Kasich (11.3%) 0 Ted Cruz (9.5%) 0 Ben Carson (3.7%) 0 Jim Gilmore III (0.7%) 0
June 7, 2016	Montana	Democrats: 0 21 delegates 006 superdelegates Republicans: 0 27 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Bernie Sanders (51.6%) 11 Hillary Clinton (44.2%) 10 Abstention (4.3%) 0	Caucus Donald Trump (73.7%) 27 Abstention (4.7%) 0 Ted Cruz (9.4%) 0 John Kasich (6.9%) 0 Marco Rubio (3.3%) 0 Jeb Bush (2.1%) 0
June 7, 2016	New Jersey	Democrats: 126 delegates 016 super delegates Republicans: 0 51 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (63.3%) 79 Bernie Sanders (36.7%) 47	Primary Donald Trump (80.4%) 51 John Kasich (13.4%) 0 Ted Cruz (6.2%) 0
June 7, 2016	New Mexico	Democrats: 0 34 delegates 009 superdelegates Republicans: 0 24 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (51.5%) 18 Bernie Sanders (48.5%) 16	Primary Donald Trump (70.6%) 24 Ted Cruz (13.3%) 0 John Kasich (7.6%) 0 Ben Carson (3.7%) 0 Jeb Bush (3.4%) 0 Carly Fiorina (1.4%) 0
June 7, 2016	South Dakota	Democrats: 0 20 delegates 005 super delegates Republicans: 0 29 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (51.0%) 10 Bernie Sanders (49.0%) 10	Primary Donald Trump (67.1%) 29 Ted Cruz (17.0%) 0 John Kasich (15.9%) 0
Democrats: June 7, 2016 Republicans: 1-3. April 2016	North Dakota	Democrats: 0 18 delegates 005 super delegates Republicans: 00 0 delegates 028 unconditional delegates	Caucus Bernie Sanders (64.2%) 13 Hillary Clinton (25.6%) 5 Undecided (10.2%) 0 The percentages reflect the distribution of delegates at the State Convention. The exact caucus result is not available.	Convention American Samoa (9 delegates), Colorado (37 delegates), Guam (9 delegates), North Dakota (28 delegates), Wyoming (29 delegates), (...) will not hold presidential preference votes in 2016.
Democrats: June 14, 2016 Republicans: March 12, 2016	Washington, DC	Democrats: 0 20 delegates 024 superdelegates Republicans: 0 19 delegates 000 uncommitted delegates	Primary Hillary Clinton (78.0%) 16 Bernie Sanders (20.7%) 4 Write-In (0.5%) 0 Rocky De La Fuente (0.2%) 0 under-votes (0.6%) 0 over-votes (0.0%) 0	Primary Marco Rubio (37.3%) 10 are now considered undecided John Kasich (35.5%) 9 are now considered undecided Donald Trump (13.8%) 0 Ted Cruz (12.4%) 0 Jeb Bush (0.5%) 0 Rand Paul (0.4%) 0 Ben Carson (0.1%) 0

Winner in the individual counties

Democrats Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders draw

republican Donald Trump Ted Cruz Marco Rubio John Kasich Ben Carson draw

Individual evidence

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15. ↑ ^{a b c d} no participation in other states, no obligated delegates
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31. ↑ RP online: Republican Huckabee gives up
32. ↑ n-tv: Rick Santorum throws down
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44. Jumped out on December 29, 2015: US presidential election 2016: Republican Pataki declined to run
45. Jumped out on December 21, 2015: 2016 US presidential election: Republican Graham resigns
46. Jumped out on November 18, 2015: Republican Jindal gives up running for the White House
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