2020 United States presidential primary election results

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This page lists the results of the 2020 presidential primaries in the United States .

In addition to the two big parties, the Democrats and the Republicans , some small parties also hold regular primaries. Their ultimately nominated candidates are considered to have no chance. Including the Electoral College electors from states with the option of write-in , an election of the presidential candidate of the Green Party , the Libertarian Party or the Constitution Party would have been possible in 2012 - without write-in only the candidate of the former two.

Delegates

The parties in the United States determine their respective presidential candidates at one taking place in an election year, the national party conference ( Party Convention ). Each state sends there (depending on the population more or less) delegates , in turn, are determined based on the results of the local primaries. Depending on how many votes the respective applicants have received, they are assigned a corresponding number of delegates who are to vote for them at the party congress and are therefore referred to as "committed delegates". The primaries themselves are organized differently depending on the state, but can basically be divided into caucus (state party congress) and primary (public code).

Since 1982 there have also been so-called “ super delegates ” among Democrats . These do not emerge from the primaries, but are mostly incumbents and party officials. The Republicans have a similar system of “non-obligatory delegates”. Both uncommitted delegates and super-delegates are free in their choice of candidate, which makes predictions difficult. The assignment is based on published statements of support (endorsement) by the delegates. Not everyone gives one and can also change your mind, as the endorsements are non-binding. In the case of the Democrats, the superdelegates only have the right to vote if no candidate received the required majority in the first vote.

Due to the provisions of the US electoral law, small parties are not entitled to vote in primary elections in every state. So u. a. Requires a signature list with at least 500 supporters. As a result, no small party has yet managed to hold primaries in more than 10 countries. In small states, this is difficult to achieve even for the two largest small parties, for example the Libertarian Party in New Hampshire only had 110 members in early 2020. In 2020, the Libertarian Party is eligible for primary elections in around 20 states, but does not hold them everywhere. This is possible after the democrats and libertarians jointly filed a lawsuit in 1996 against the obligation to hold a primary election and won the process. Both Republicans and libertarians made use of this won right in Arizona in 2020 . The Libertarian Party's primary elections are non-binding, and victory in as many states as possible increases the likelihood of ultimately being nominated.

Democratic Party and Republican Party

Candidates

Democrats
Democratic Party presidential primaries results, 2020.svg
  • Joe Biden
  • Bernie Sanders
  • Michael Bloomberg
  • Pete Buttigieg
  • Tulsi Gabbard
    		•
    candidate Committed delegates Prospective super delegate
    Votes received at the party congress
    Joe Biden Joe Biden
    Former Vice President, Former Delaware Senator     		2645 - 3558
    Retired candidates:
    Bernie Sanders Bernie Sanders
    Senator resigned from Vermont
    on April 8, 2020, announced support for Joe Biden         		1120 - 1151
    Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard
    Member of the House of Representatives
    , resigned March 19, 2020, announced support for Joe Biden.         		2 - -
    Michael Bloomberg Michael Rubens "Mike" Bloomberg
    entrepreneur, former New York City Mayor
    retired March 6, 2020, announced support for Joe Biden.         		49 - -
    Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Warren
    Senator retired from Massachusetts
    March 5, 2020         		67 - -
    Amy Klobuchar Amy Jean Klobuchar
    Senator from Minnesota , retired March 2, 2020, announced support for Joe Biden.     		7th - -
    Pete Buttigieg Pete Buttigieg
    Mayor of South Bend, Indiana , retired March 1, 2020, announced support for Joe Biden.     		21st - -
    Tom Steyer Tom Steyer
    Hedge Fund Manager
    resigned on March 1, 2020         		- - -
    Michael Bennet Michael Bennet
    Senator
    resigned from Colorado on February 12, 2020         		- - -
    Deval Patrick Deval Laurdine Patrick resigned as
    Governor of Massachusetts
    on February 12, 2020         		- - -
    Andrew Yangs Andrew Yang
    Entrepreneur
    retired on February 11, 2020         		- - -
    Total delegates: 4,749 (2375 to victory)
    Obliged delegates: 3,438
    Uncommitted delegates (super delegates): 796
    Delegate votes not cast: 40
    republican
    Republican Party presidential primaries results, 2020.svg
  • Donald Trump
  • Bill Weld
  • Rocky de la Fuente
  • 
  • 
    		•
    candidate Committed delegates likely non-obligated delegates
    Votes received at the party congress
    Donald Trump Donald Trump
    acting president     		903 55 2550
    Rocky de la Fuente Rocky De La Fuente, Jr.
    Entrepreneur     		- - -
    Matthew John "Matt" Matern
    Entrepreneur     		- - -
    Robert Moulton "Bob" Ely
    Entrepreneur, 2012 Democratic Primary Participation     		- - -
    retired candidacies:
    Bill Weld William Floyd "Bill" Weld
    Former Massachusetts Governor, 2016 Vice Presidential nominee for Libertarian
    candidacy, retired March 18, 2020     		1 - -
    Robert Ardini Robert Ardini
    entrepreneur, multiple candidate for political office
    , resigned on March 3, 2020         		- - -
    Joe Walsh Joe Walsh
    radio host, former House of Representatives
    candidacy withdrawn on February 7, 2020     		- - -
    Zoltan Istvan Zoltan Istvan
    transhumanism activist, author     		- - -
    Total delegates: 2,550 (1,276 to victory) Obliged
    delegates: 1,917
    Uncommitted delegates (RNC delegates): 463

    Single results

    Individual results of the states

    Candidates who have withdrawn their application are marked in the following area codes.

    All percentages are rounded. Only candidates who received at least 0.1% of the vote are listed.

    The number of delegates is determined according to the proportion of votes in the primaries and caucuses (conventions) as well as according to complicated pre-election guidelines that differ from state to state.

    date State Delegates Result Democrats
    placement, candidate, share of votes, signed delegates     		Result Republican
    placement, candidate, share of votes, signed delegates
    3rd February 2020 Iowa Flag of Iowa.svg
    Map of USA IA.svg     		Democrats:
    41 delegates
    8 super delegates
    Republicans:
    40 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus
    1. Pete Buttigieg (26.2%) 14
    2. Bernie Sanders (26.2%) 12
    3. Elizabeth Warren (18.1%) 8
    4. Joe Biden (15.9%) 6
    5. Amy Klobuchar (12.3%) 1
    6. Andrew Yang (1.0%) 0
    7. Thomas Fahr Steyer (0.3%) 0
    8. Other (cumulative) (0.0%) 0
    Caucus
    1. Donald Trump (97.1%) 39
    2. Bill Weld (1.3%) 1
    3. Joe Walsh (1.1%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.5%) 0
    February 11, 2020 New Hampshire Flag of New Hampshire.svg
    Map of USA NH.svg     		Democrats:
    24 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    22 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Bernie Sanders (25.6%) 9
    2. Pete Buttigieg (24.3%) 9
    3. Amy Klobuchar (19.7%) 6
    4. Elizabeth Warren (9.2%) 0
    5. Joe Biden (8.3%) 0
    6. Tom Steyer (3.6%) 0
    7. Tulsi Gabbard (3.3%) 0
    8. Andrew Yang (2.8%) 0
    9. Mike Bloomberg (Write-In) (1.6%) 0
    10. Deval Patrick (0.4%) 0
    11. Donald Trump (Write-In) (0.4%) 0
    12. Michael Farrand Bennet (0.3%) 0
    13. Other including further write-in (cumulative) (0.5%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (84.4%) 22
    2. Bill Weld (9.0%) 0
    3. Pete Buttigieg (Write-In) (0.7%) 0
    4. Amy Klobuchar (Write-In) (0.7%) 0
    5. Mary Maxwell (0.6%) 0
    6. Mike Bloomberg (Write-In) (0.5%) 0
    7. Bernie Sanders (Write-In) (0.5%) 0
    8. Mitt Romney (Write-In) (0.4%) 0 (no application explained)
    9. Eric Merrill (0.3%) 0
    10. William N. Murphy (0.3%) 0
    11. Tulsi Gabbard (Write-In) (0.2%) 0
    12. Joe Biden (Write-In) (0.2%) 0
    13. Matt Matern (0.2%) 0
    14. Stephen Bradley Comley, Sr. (0.1%) 0
    15. Tom Steyer (Write-In) (0.1%) 0
    16. Andrew Yang (Write-In) (0.1%) 0
    17. Elizabeth Warren (Write-In) (0.1%) 0
    18. Other including further write-in (cumulative) (0.8%) 0
    Joe Walsh (0.5%) 0
    February 22, 2020 Nevada Flag of Nevada.svg
    Map of USA NV.svg     		Democrats:
    36 delegates
    12 super delegates
    Republicans:
    25 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus
    1. Bernie Sanders (46.8%) 24
    2. Joe Biden (20.2%) 9
    3. Pete Buttigieg (14.3%) 3
    4. Elizabeth Warren (9.7%) 0
    5. Tom Steyer (4.7%) 0
    6. Amy Klobuchar (4.2%) 0
    7. Others incl. Not obliged (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Presidential Preference Poll
    (no regular area code)
    1. Donald Trump  25
    Democrats:
    February 29, 2020
    Republicans:
    May 2, 2020    		 South carolina Flag of South Carolina.svg
    Map of USA SC.svg     		Democrats:
    54 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    50 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (48.7%) 39
    2. Bernie Sanders (19.8%) 15
    3. Tom Steyer (11.3%) 0
    4. Pete Buttigieg (8.2%) 0
    5. Elizabeth Warren (7.1%) 0
    6. Amy Klobuchar (3.1%) 0
    7. Tulsi Gabbard (1.3%) 0
    8. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.1%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.1%) 0
    State Convention
    (no regular area code)
    1. Donald Trump (100%) 50
    March 3, 2020 Alabama Flag of Alabama.svg
    Map of USA AL.svg     		Democrats:
    52 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    50 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (63.3%) 44
    2. Bernie Sanders (16.5%) 8
    3. Mike Bloomberg (11.7%) 0
    4. Elizabeth Warren (5.7%) 0
    5. Not obliged (0.8%) 0
    6. Tulsi Gabbard (0.2%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.5%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.3%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.2%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.2%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (96.1%) 50
    2. Not obliged (2.5%) 0
    3. Billy Weld (1.4%) 0
    Democrats:
    March 3, 2020
    Republicans:
    March 24, 2020    		 American Samoa Flag of American Samoa.svg
    Map of USA AS.png     		Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.
    Democrats:
    6 delegates
    5 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    0 delegates
    9 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus
    1. Mike Bloomberg (49.9%) 4
    2. Tulsi Gabbard (29.3%) 2
    3. Bernie Sanders (10.5%) 0
    4. Joe Biden (8.8%) 0
    5. Elizabeth Warren (1.4%) 0
    Caucus

    The delegates are not obliged to attend the party congress.

    March 3, 2020 Arkansas Flag of Arkansas.svg
    Map of USA AR.svg     		Democrats:
    31 delegates
    5 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    40 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (40.5%) 17th
    2. Bernie Sanders (22.4%) 9
    3. Michael Bloomberg (16.7%) 5
    4. Elizabeth Warren (10.0%) 0
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.7%) 0
    6. Mosie Boyd (0.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (3.4%) 
    Amy Klobuchar (3.1%) 
    Tom Steyer (0.9%) 
    Kamala Harris (0.3%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.3%) 
    Michael Bennet (0.3%) 
    Cory Booker (0.3%) 
    Marianne Williamson (0.2%) 
    Steve Bullock (0.2%) 
    John K. Delaney (0.2%) 
    Joe Sestak Jr. (0.2%) 
    Julian Castro (0.1%) 
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (97.1%) 40
    2. Bill Weld (2.1%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.8%) 0
    March 3, 2020 California Flag of California.svg
    Map of USA CA.svg     		Democrats:
    415 delegates
    80 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    172 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Bernie Sanders (36.0%) 225
    2. Joe Biden (27.9%) 172
    3. Elizabeth Warren (13.2%) 11
    4. Michael Bloomberg (12.1%) 7
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    6. Rocky De La Fuente III (0.1%) 0
    7. Others including write-in (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (4.3%) 
    Amy Klobuchar (2.2%) 
    Tom Steyer (2.0%) 
    Andrew Yang (0.8%) 
    Julian Castro (0.2%) 
    Michael Bennet (0.1%) 
    Marianne Williamson (0.1%) 
    Cory Anthony Booker (0.1%) 
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (92.2%) 172
    2. Bill Weld (2.7%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (1.0%) 0
    4. Matt Matern (0.6%) 0
    5. Robert Ardini (0.5%) 0
    6. Zoltan Gyurko Istvan (0.3%) 0
    7. Write-In (cumulative) (0.0%) 0
    Joe Walsh (2.6%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Colorado Flag of Colorado.svg
    Map of USA CO.svg     		Democrats:
    67 delegates
    12 super delegates
    Republicans:
    37 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    Michael Bennet, Pete Buttigieg, John Delaney and Amy Klobuchar officially withdrew as candidates. Under Colorado Electoral Law, all votes cast on formally withdrawn candidates are void. Votes for candidates who have only publicly announced the suspension of their campaigns will be counted as this has no legal effect in Colorado.
    1. Bernie Sanders (37.0%) 29
    2. Joe Biden (24.6%) 21
    3. Michael Bloomberg (18.5%) 9
    4. Elizabeth Warren (17.6%) 8
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (1.1%) 0
    6. Andrew Yang (0.4%) 0
    7. Tom Steyer (0.4%) 0
    8. Cory Booker (0.1%) 0
    9. Rocky De La Fuente III (0.1%) 0
    10. Marianne Williamson (0.1%) 0
    11. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (92.6%) 37
    2. Bill Weld (3.6%) 0
    3. Matthew John Matern (1.0%) 0
    4. Robert Ardini (0.5%) 0
    5. Zoltan Gyurko Istvan (0.5%) 0
    Joe Walsh (1.9%) 0
    Republicans:
    from February 3, 2020
    Democrats:
    March 3–10 March 2020    		 foreign countries Democrats Abroad logo.jpg
    BlankMap-World-Subdivisions.PNG     		Democrats:
    13 delegates
    4 super delegates
    Primary
    1. Bernie Sanders (57.9%) 9
    2. Joe Biden (22.7%) 4
    3. Elizabeth Warren (14.3%) 0
    4. Mike Bloomberg (2.2%) 0
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    6. Not obliged (0.1%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.5%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.6%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Participation in the primaries of the home states
    March 3, 2020 Maine Flag of Maine.svg
    Map of USA ME.svg     		Democrats:
    24 delegates
    8 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    22 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (33.4%) 11
    2. Bernie Sanders (32.4%) 9
    3. Elizabeth Warren (15.6%) 4
    4. Michael Bloomberg (11.8%) 0
    5. Blank ballot papers (1.7%) 0
    6. Tulsi Gabbard (0.9%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (2.1%) 1
    Amy Klobuchar (1.4%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.3%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.2%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (83.8%) 22
    2. Blank ballot papers (16.2%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Massachusetts Flag of Massachusetts.svg
    Map of USA MA.svg     		Democrats:
    91 delegates
    23 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    41 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (33.5%) 37
    2. Bernie Sanders (26.7%) 29
    3. Elizabeth Ann Warren (21.5%) 18
    4. Mike Bloomberg (11.8%) 0
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.7%) 0
    6. No Preference (0.4%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.4%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (2.7%) 0
    Amy Jean Klobuchar (1.2%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.5%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.5%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (87.0%) 41
    2. Bill Weld (9.3%) 0
    3. No preference (1.6%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.2%) 0
    5. Other (cumulative) (0.8%) 0
    Joe Walsh (1.1%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Minnesota Flag of Minnesota.svg
    Map of USA MN.svg     		Democrats:
    75 delegates
    16 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    39 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (38.6%) 38
    2. Bernie Sanders (29.9%) 27
    3. Elizabeth Warren (15.4%) 10 
    4. Michael Bloomberg (8.3%) 0
    5. Not obliged (0.4%) 0
    6. Tulsi Gabbard (0.3%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (5.6%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.0%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (97.7%) 39
    2. Write-in (cumulative) (2.3%) 0
    March 3, 2020 North Carolina Flag of North Carolina.svg
    Map of USA NC.svg     		Democrats:
    110 delegates
    12 super delegates
    Republicans:
    71 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (42.7%) 67
    2. Bernie Sanders (24.2%) 37
    3. Michael Bloomberg (12.7%) 4
    4. Elizabeth Warren (10.5%) 2
    5. No preference (1.6%) 0
    6. Tulsi Gabbard (0.5%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (3.3%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (2.3%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.8%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.1%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.5%) 71
    2. No preference (2.5%) 0
    3. Bill Weld (1.9%) 0
    Joe Walsh (2.0%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Oklahoma Flag of Oklahoma.svg
    Map of USA OK.svg     		Democrats:
    37 delegates
    6 super delegates
    Republicans:
    43 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (38.7%) 21
    2. Bernie Sanders (25.4%) 13
    3. Michael Bloomberg (13.9%) 2
    4. Elizabeth Warren (13.4%) 1
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (1.7%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (2.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.7%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.7%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.7%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.5%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.4%) 0
    Marianne Williamson (0.2%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.2%) 0
    Julián Castro (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (92.6%) 43
    2. Matt Matern (1.3%) 0
    3. Bob Moulton-Ely (1.1%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (0.8%) 0
    5. Zoltan Istvan (0.4%) 0
    Joe Walsh (3.7%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Tennessee Flag of Tennessee.svg
    Map of USA TN.svg     		Democrats:
    64 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    58 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (41.7%) 36
    2. Bernie Sanders (25.0%) 22
    3. Michael Bloomberg (15.5%) 5
    4. Elizabeth Warren (10.4%) 1
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    6. Not obliged (0.2%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (3.3%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (2.1%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.4%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.3%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (96.5%) 58
    2. Not obliged (1.5%) 0
    3. Bill Weld (1.0%) 0
    Joe Walsh (1.0%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Texas Flag of Texas.svg
    Map of USA TX.svg     		Democrats:
    228 delegates
    32 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    155 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (34.6%) 111
    2. Bernie Sanders (29.9%) 102
    3. Michael Bloomberg (14.4%) 10
    4. Elizabeth Warren (11.4%) 5
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    6. Rocky De La Fuente, III (0.3%) 0
    7. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (3.9%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (2.1%) 0
    Julián Castro (0.8%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.7%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.5%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.3%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 0
    Marianne Williamson (0.2%) 0
    John Kevin Delaney (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (94.1%) 155
    2. Not obliged (3.6%) 0
    3. William Floyd "Bill" Weld (0.8%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.4%) 0
    5. Bob Moulton-Ely (0.2%) 0
    6. Matt Matern (0.2%) 0
    7. Others (only Zoltan Istvan) (0.1%) 0
    Joe Walsh (0.7%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Utah Flag of Utah.svg
    Map of USA UT.svg     		Democrats:
    29 delegates
    6 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    40 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Bernie Sanders (36.1%) 16
    2. Joe Biden (18.4%) 7
    3. Elizabeth Warren (16.2%) 3
    4. Mike Bloomberg (15.4%) 3
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.8%) 0
    6. Other (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (8.5%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (3.4%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.4%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.4%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (87.8%) 40
    2. Bill Weld (6.9%) 0
    3. Matt Matern (1.7%) 0
    4. Robert Ardini (1.2%) 0
    5. Bob Moulton-Ely (0.4%) 0
    Joe Walsh (2.2%) 0
    March 3, 2020 Vermont Flag of Vermont.svg
    Map of USA VT.svg     		Democrats:
    16 delegates
    8 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    17 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Bernie Sanders (50.7%) 11
    2. Joe Biden (22.0%) 5
    3. Elizabeth Warren (12.6%) 0
    4. Michael Bloomberg (9.4%) 0
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.8%) 0
    6. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (2.3%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (1.4%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.4%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (88.7%) 17
    2. Bill Weld (10.3%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.9%) 0
    Democrats:
    March 3, 2020
    Republicans:
    May 1-2, 2020    		 Virginia Flag of Virginia.svg
    Map of USA VA.svg     		Democrats:
    99 delegates
    25 super delegates
    Republicans:
    48 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (53.3%) 67
    2. Bernie Sanders (23.1%) 31
    3. Elizabeth Warren (10.8%) 1
    4. Michael Bloomberg (9.7%) 0
    5. Tulsi Gabbard (0.9%) 0
    6. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.8%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.6%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.3%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.1%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.1%) 0
    State Convention
    1. The delegates are not obliged to attend the party congress.
    March 10, 2020 Idaho Flag of Idaho.svg
    Map of USA ID.svg     		Democrats:
    20 delegates
    5 super delegates
    Republicans:
    32 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (48.9%) 11
    2. Bernard "Bernie" Sanders (42.4%) 9
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.8%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.4%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.6%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (2.4%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.3%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.7%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.3%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (94.5%) 32
    2. Bill Weld (2.1%) 0
    3. Matt Matern (0.5%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.5%) 0
    5. Bob Moulton-Ely (0.4%) 0
    Joe Walsh (2.0%) 0
    March 10, 2020 Michigan Flag of Michigan.svg
    Map of USA MI.svg     		Democrats:
    125 delegates
    22 super delegates
    Republicans:
    73 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (52.9%) 73
    2. Bernie Sanders (36.3%) 52
    3. Not obliged (1.2%) 0
    4. Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    5. Other (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (4.6%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (1.6%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.4%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.7%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.1%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.7%) 73
    2. Not obliged (4.2%) 0
    3. Bill Weld (0.9%) 0
    Mark Sanford (0.6%) 0
    Joe Walsh (0.6%) 0
    March 10, 2020 Mississippi Flag of Mississippi.svg
    Map of USA MS.svg     		Democrats:
    36 delegates
    5 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    40 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (81.2%) 34
    2. Bernie Sanders (14.8%) 2
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    4. Others (only Deval Patrick) (0.1%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (2.5%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (0.5%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.2%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.2%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (98.6%) 40
    2. Bill Weld (0.9%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.4%) 0
    March 10, 2020 Missouri Flag of Missouri.svg
    Map of USA MO.svg     		Democrats:
    68 delegates
    12 super delegates
    Republicans:
    54 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (60.1%) 44
    2. Bernie Sanders (34.6%) 24
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.7%) 0
    4. Not obliged (0.4%) 0
    5. Other (cumulative) (0.5%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (1.5%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (1.2%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.5%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.4%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (96.8%) 54
    2. Not obliged (1.4%) 0
    3. Bill Weld (0.7%) 0
    4. Bob Moulton-Ely (0.3%) 0
    5. Matt Matern (0.2%) 0
    Joe Walsh (0.6%) 0
    Democrats:
    March 10, 2020
    Republicans:
    March 27, 2020    		 North Dakota Flag of North Dakota.svg
    Map of USA ND.svg     		Democrats:
    14 delegates
    4 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    0 delegates
    29 uncommitted delegates
    Firehouse Caucuses (party run primary)
    1. Bernie Sanders (53.3%) 8
    2. Joe Biden (39.8%) 6
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.5%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (1.5%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.1%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (0.8%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.1%) 0
    State Convention
    1. The delegates are not obliged to attend the party congress.
    March 10, 2020 Washington Flag of Washington.svg
    Map of USA WA.svg     		Democrats:
    89 delegates
    20 super delegates
    Republicans:
    43 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (37.9%) 46
    2. Bernie Sanders (36.6%) 43
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.8%) 0
    4. Not obliged (0.4%) 0
    5. Others including write-in (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (9.2%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (7.9%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (4.1%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (2.1%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.4%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (98.4%) 43
    2. Write-in (cumulative) (1.6%) 0
    Democrats:
    March 14, 2020
    Republicans:
    March 15, 2020    		 Northern Mariana Islands Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg
    Map of USA MP.png     		Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.
    Democrats:
    6 delegates
    5 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    9 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus / Convention
    1. Bernie Sanders (62.7%) 4
    2. Joe Biden (35.8%) 2
    3. Not obliged (1.5%) 0
    Caucus / Convention
    1. Donald Trump (100.0%) 9
    2. Others (Bill Weld only) (0.0%) 0
    Democrats:
    March 17, 2020
    Republicans:
    May 9, 2020    		 Arizona Flag of Arizona.svg
    Map of USA AZ.svg     		Democrats:
    67 delegates
    13 super delegates
    Republicans:
    57 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    The percentages for candidates with officially abandoned candidacy are not up to date.
    1. Joe Biden (43.7%) 39
    2. Bernie Sanders (32.7%) 28
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.5%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente III (0.1%) 0
    5. Other (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (10.1%)
    Elizabeth Warren (5.8%)
    Pete Buttigieg (4.1%)
    Amy Klobuchar (1.8%)
    Andrew Yang (0.3%%)
    Tom Steyer (0.2%%)
    Julián Castro (0.1%) 0
    Marianne Williamson (0.1%)
    Convention / Caucus
    (no regular area code)
    1. Donald Trump  57
    17th March 2020 Florida Flag of Florida.svg
    Map of USA FL.svg     		Democrats:
    219 delegates
    31 super delegates
    Republicans:
    122 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (61.9%) 162
    2. Bernie Sanders (22.8%) 57
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.5%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.3%)
    Mike Bloomberg (8.4%)
    Pete Buttigieg (2.3%)
    Elizabeth Warren (1.9%)
    Amy Klobuchar (1.0%)
    Andrew Yang (0.3%)
    Michael Bennet (0.2%)
    Tom Steyer (0.1%)
    Marianne Williamson (0.1%)
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.8%) 122
    2. Bill Weld (3.2%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (1.0%) 0
    Joe Walsh (2.1%) 
    17th March 2020 Illinois Flag of Illinois.svg
    Map of USA IL.svg     		Democrats:
    155 delegates
    27 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    67 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (59.0%) 95
    2. Bernie Sanders (36.1%) 60
    3. Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 
    Mike Bloomberg (1.5%) 
    Elizabeth Warren (1.4%) 
    Pete Buttigieg (0.6%) 
    Andrew Yang (0.2%) 
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 
    Tom Steyer (0.1%) 
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (96.1%) 67
    2. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (3.9%) 0
    April 7, 2020 Wisconsin Flag of Wisconsin.svg
    Map of USA WI.svg     		Democrats:
    84 delegates
    13 super delegates
    Republicans:
    52 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (62.9%) 57
    2. Bernie Sanders (31.8%) 27
    3. Uninstructed (0.4%) 0
    4. Other (cumulative) (0.2%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (1.5%) 0
    Michael Bloomberg (1.0%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.7%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.5%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.4%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (98.2%) 52
    2. Uninstructed (1.8%) 0
    Democrats:
    April 11, 2020
    Republicans:
    April 2 - April 4, 2020    		 Alaska Flag of Alaska.svg
    Map of USA AK.svg     		Democrats:
    15 delegates
    4 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    29 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Party run primary
    1. Joe Biden (55.3%) 9
    2. Bernie Sanders (44.7%) 8
    State Convention

    No regular area code

    1. Donald Trump  29
    Democrats:
    April 17, 2020
    Republicans:
    May 7-9, 2020    		 Wyoming Flag of Wyoming.svg
    Map of USA WY.svg     		Democrats:
    14 delegates
    4 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    26 delegates
    3 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus
    1. Joe Biden (72.2%) 10
    2. Bernie Sanders (27.8%) 4
    State Convention

    No regular area code

    1. Donald Trump  26
    April 28, 2020 Ohio Flag of Ohio.svg
    Map of USA OH.svg     		Democrats:
    136 delegates
    17 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    82 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (72.4%) 115
    2. Other (cumulative) (0.1%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (16.6%) 21
    Elizabeth Warren (3.4%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (3.3%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.7%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (1.4%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.5%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.3%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (100.0%) 82
    Democrats:
    May 2, 2020
    Republicans:
    September 6, 2019    		 Kansas Flag of Kansas.svg
    Map of USA KS.svg     		Democrats:
    39 delegates
    6 super delegates
    Republicans:
    39 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Party run primary
    1. Joe Biden (76.9%) 29
    Bernie Sanders (23.1%) 10
    Party run primary
    1. Donald Trump (100%) 39

    the final confirmation followed on January 31st, February 1st, 2020 (State Convention)

    May 12, 2020 Nebraska Flag of Nebraska.svg
    Map of USA NE.svg     		Democrats:
    29 delegates
    4 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    36 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (76.8%) 29
    Bernie Sanders (14.1%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (6.3%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (2.7%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (91.4%) 36
    Bill Weld (8.6%) 0
    19th May 2020 Oregon Flag of Oregon.svg
    Map of USA OR.svg     		Democrats:
    61 delegates
    12 super delegates
    Republicans:
    28 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (66.5%) 46
    2. Write-in (cumulative) (2.0%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (20.2%) 15
    Elizabeth Warren (9.6%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (1.7%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.7%) 28
    2. Write-in (cumulative) (6.3%) 0
    Democrats:
    May 23, 2020
    Republicans:
    December 11, 2019    		 Hawaii Flag of Hawaii.svg
    Map of USA HI.svg     		Democrats:
    24 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    19 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Party-run Presidential Preference Poll (firehouse primary)
    1. Joe Biden (63.2%) 16
    Bernie Sanders (36.8%) 8
    Party announcement
    1. Donald Trump  19th

    the final allocation of delegates will take place on March 13, 2020 (Hawaii Republican delegate apportionment)

    2nd June 2020 Indiana Flag of Indiana.svg
    Map of USA IN.svg     		Democrats:
    82 delegates
    7 super delegates
    Republicans:
    58 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (76.6%) 81
    Bernie Sanders (13.4%) 1
    Pete Buttigieg (3.6%) 1
    Elizabeth Warren (2.8%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (1.0%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.9%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.8%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.5%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.3%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (91.9%) 58
    Bill Weld (8.1%) 0
    2nd June 2020 Maryland Flag of Maryland.svg
    Map of USA MD.svg     		Democrats:
    96 delegates
    23 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    38 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (84.2%) 96
    2. Not obliged (2.5%) 0
    3. Other (cumulative) (0.3%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (7.2%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.4%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.7%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (0.7%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.6%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.6%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    Cory Booker (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (87.5%) 38
    Bill Weld (12.5%) 0
    2nd June 2020 Montana Flag of Montana.svg
    Map of US - MT.svg     		Democrats:
    19 delegates
    6 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    27 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (74.5%) 18
    2. No preference (2.8%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (14.7%) 1
    Elizabeth Warren (8.0%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.8%) 27
    2. No preference (6.2%) 0
    2nd June 2020 New Mexico Flag of New Mexico.svg
    Map of USA NM.svg     		Democrats:
    34 delegates
    12 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    22 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (73.3%) 30
    2. Not obliged (2.6%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (15.1%) 4
    Elizabeth Warren (5.9%) 0
    Andrew Yang (1.6%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (1.1%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.4%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (91.3%) 22
    2. Not obliged (8.7%) 0
    2nd June 2020 Pennsylvania Flag of Pennsylvania.svg
    Map of USA PA.svg     		Democrats:
    186 delegates
    24 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    34 delegates
    54 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (78.8%) 151
    Bernie Sanders (18.0%) 35
    Tulsi Gabbard (3.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (93.2%) 34
    2. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (1.6%) 0
    Bill Weld (5.2%) 0
    2nd June 2020 Rhode Island Flag of Rhode Island.svg
    Map of USA RI.svg     		Democrats:
    26 delegates
    9 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    19 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (76.7%) 24
    2. Not obliged (1.8%) 0
    3. Write-In (cumulative) (0.9%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (14.9%) 2
    Elizabeth Warren (4.3%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.8%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (87.2%) 19
    2. Not obliged (4.8%) 0
    3. Write-In (cumulative) (1.7%) 0
    4. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.8%) 0
    Bill Weld (5.5%) 0
    Democrats:
    June 2nd, 2020
    Republicans:
    18.-20. June 2020    		 South Dakota Flag of South Dakota.svg
    Map of USA SD.svg     		Democrats:
    16 delegates
    5 super delegates
    Republicans:
    29 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (77.5%) 13
    Bernie Sanders (22.5%) 3
    State Convention

    No regular area code as there is only one candidate

    1. Donald Trump  29
    2nd June 2020 Washington, DC Flag of the District of Columbia.svg
    Map of USA DC.svg     		Democrats:
    20 delegates
    24 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    19 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (76.0%) 20
    2. Write-in (cumulative) (0.7%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (12.9%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (10.0%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (100.0%) 19
    Democrats:
    June 6, 2020
    Republicans:
    April 4 - May 30, 2020    		 American Virgin Islands Flag of the United States Virgin Islands.svg
    Map of USVI.png     		Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.
    Democrats:
    7 delegates
    6 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    6 delegates
    3 non-obligated delegates
    Caucus
    1. Joe Biden (91.3%) 7
    2. Not obliged (3.6%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (5.1%) 0
    Caucus

    There is no official result. Donald Trump is said to have received 90% of the vote.

    1. one (xy, z%) 
    2. two (xy, z%) 
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    Democrats:
    June 6, 2020
    Republicans:
    March 14, 2020    		 Guam Flag of Guam.svg
    Map of USA GU.png     		Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.
    Democrats:
    7 delegates
    6 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    0 delegates
    9 uncommitted delegates
    Caucus
    1. Joe Biden (69.6%) 5
    Bernie Sanders (30.4%) 2
    Caucus / Convention
    1. The delegates are not obliged to attend the party congress.
      At the convention it was unanimously decided to support Donald Trump.
    June 9, 2020 Georgia Flag of Georgia (US state) .svg
    Map of USA GA.svg     		Democrats:
    105 delegates
    14 super delegates
    Republicans:
    76 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (84.7%) 105
    2. Others (only Deval Patrick) (0.1%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (9.4%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.0%) 0
    Andrew Yang (0.8%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (0.7%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.6%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.5%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.4%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.4%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.2%) 0
    John Delaney (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (100.0%) 76
    June 9, 2020 West Virginia Flag of West Virginia.svg
    Map of USA WV.svg     		Democrats:
    28 delegates
    6 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    35 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (65.4%) 28
    2. David Lee Rice (8.3%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (12.2%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (3.1%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (2.2%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (2.0%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.8%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (1.6%) 0
    Andrew Yang (1.4%) 0
    Michael Bennet (1.0%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.7%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.5%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (94.4%) 35
    2. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (0.7%) 0
    3. Bob Ely (0.7%) 0
    4. Matt Matern (0.6%) 0
    Joe Walsh (1.8%) 0
    Bill Weld (1.8%) 0
    June 23, 2020 Kentucky Flag of Kentucky.svg
    Map of USA KY.svg     		Democrats:
    54 delegates
    6 super delegates
    Republicans:
    46 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (67.9%) 52
    2. Not obliged (10.9%) 2
    Bernie Sanders (12.1%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.8%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.7%) 0
    Andrew Yang (1.4%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (1.1%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (1.0%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.5%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.5%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.2%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (86.6%) 46
    2. Not obliged (13.4%) 0
    Democrats:
    June 23, 2020
    Republicans:
    March 3, 2020    		 new York Flag of New York.svg
    Map of USA NY.svg     		Democrats:
    274 delegates
    50 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    94 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (71.1%) 220
    Bernie Sanders (17.0%) 54
    Elizabeth Warren (4.3%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (2.7%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (1.5%) 0
    Andrew Yang (1.4%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.7%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.6%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.2%) 0
    Michael Bennet (0.2%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.2%) 0
    Board of Election

    No regular area code as there is only one candidate

    1. Donald Trump  94
    7th July 2020 Delaware Flag of Delaware.svg
    Map of USA DE.svg     		Democrats:
    21 delegates
    11 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    16 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (89.4%) 21
    Bernie Sanders (7.5%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (3.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (88.0%) 16
    2. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (12.0%) 0
    7th July 2020 New Jersey Flag of New Jersey.svg
    Map of USA NJ.svg     		Democrats:
    126 delegates
    20 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    49 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (84.4%) 121
    2. Not obliged (0.4%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (14.6%) 5
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (100%) 49
    July 11, 2020 Louisiana Flag of Louisiana.svg
    Map of USA LA.svg     		Democrats:
    54 delegates
    6 super delegates
    Republicans:
    46 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (79.5%) 54
    2. Steve Burke (0.6%) 0
    3. Robby Wells (0.5%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (7.4%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (2.4%) 0
    Michael Bennet (2.3%) 0
    Andrew Yang (1.7%) 0
    Mike Bloomberg (1.6%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (0.9%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.9%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (0.7%) 0
    John K. Delaney (0.7%) 0
    Tom Steyer (0.3%) 0
    Deval Patrick (0.3%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (95.9%) 46
    2. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (1.1%) 0
    3. Matt Matern (0.8%) 0
    4. Bob Ely (0.5%) 0
    Bill Weld (1.6%) 0
    Democrats:
    July 12, 2020
    Republicans:
    June 7, 2020    		 Puerto Rico Flag of Puerto Rico.svg
    Map of USA PR.png     		Residents do not have the right to vote in the US presidential election.
    Democrats:
    51 delegates
    7 super delegates
    Republicans:
    23 delegates
    0 uncommitted delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (62.4%) 44
    Bernie Sanders (14.8%) 5
    Mike Bloomberg (14.2%) 2
    Tulsi Gabbard (3.1%) 0
    Pete Buttigieg (2.5%) 0
    Elizabeth Warren (1.6%) 0
    Tom Steyer (1.0%) 0
    Amy Klobuchar (0.5%) 0
    Caucus

    No regular area code

    1. Donald Trump  23
    August 11, 2020 Connecticut Flag of Connecticut.svg
    Map of USA CT.svg     		Democrats:
    60 delegates
    15 superdelegates
    Republicans:
    28 delegates
    0 unconditional delegates
    Primary
    1. Joe Biden (84.9%) 60
    2. Not obliged (2.3%) 0
    Bernie Sanders (11.5%) 0
    Tulsi Gabbard (1.3%) 0
    Primary
    1. Donald Trump (78.4%) 28
    2. Not obliged (14.2%) 0
    3. Rocky De La Fuente Jr. (7.4%) 0

    Winner in the individual counties

    Democrats republican
    Democratic Party presidential primaries results by county, 2020.svg 2020 Massachusetts Republican presidential primary - Results by town.svg
    all counties have so far gone to Donald Trump - in Massachusetts individual towns have gone to opposing candidates
  • Joe Biden
  • Bernie Sanders
  • Elizabeth Warren
  • Michael Bloomberg
  • Pete Buttigieg
  • Amy Klobuchar
  • Tom Steyer
  • Tulsi Gabbard
  • Winner not yet declared
  • Donald Trump
  • Bill Weld
  • Rocky de la Fuente
    		•

    Green Party and Libertarian Party

    Candidates (Green / Libertarian)

    Green party
    2020 Green Party presidential primaries.svg
  • Howie Hawkins
  • Dario Hunter
  • Winner not yet announced
    		•
    candidate Delegates
    Howie Hawkins Howie Hawkins
    eco-activist, Socialist presidential candidate     		49
    Dario Hunter Dario Hunter
    member of the Education Committee of Youngstown     		22nd
    Dennis Lambert Dennis Lambert
    Documentary filmmaker
    No recognition of the candidacy by the Green party of the United States .         		10
    Kent Mesplay Kent Mesplay
    Inspector at the Air Pollution (air pollution control inspector) San Diego County
    No recognition of the candidacy by the Green party of the United States .         		-
    Sedinam Kinamo Christin Moyowasifza-Curry
    political activist
    No recognition of the candidacy by the Green party of the United States .         		10
    David Rolde David Rolde
    political activist
    No recognition of the candidacy by the Green party of the United States .         		5
    Chad Wilson Chad Wilson
    political activist
    No recognition of the candidacy by the Green party of the United States .         		-
    Retired candidates:
    Total delegates: 402 (202 to victory)
    Libertarian party
    Libertarian Party presidential primaries results, 2020.svg
  • Jacob Hornberger
  • Vermin Supreme
  • Not obligated
    • candidate Delegates of the won states won states
    Ken Armstrong Ken Armstrong
    Former Coast Guard Delegate Officer
    Dan Behrman Dan Behrman
    software developer, podcaster
    Keenan Dunham.jpg Horry County's Keenan Dunham
    Chair
    Erik Chase Gerhardt
    entrepreneur     		-
    Jacob Hornberger Jacob Hornberger
    Founder and President of the Future of Freedom Foundation, presidential candidate 2000     		160 6th
    Jo Jorgensen Professor of
    Psychology at Clemson University , 1996 Vice Presidential Candidate
    Adam Kokesh Adam Kokesh
    political activist     		29 (1)
    John McAfee John McAfee
    Founder and CEO of McAfee     		-
    Sam Robb Sam Robb
    software developer and author
    Vermin Supreme Vermin Supreme
    performance artist and anarchism activist     		33 2
    Arvin Vohra Arvin Vohra
    former Vice Chair of the LNC
    retired candidacies:
    Max Abramson Max Abramson
    MP in the New Hampshire House of Representatives

    retired on March 3, 2020

    Lincoln Chafee Lincoln Chafee
    retired from Rhode Island
    on April 5, 2020
    Kimberly "Kim" Ruff
    Vice chair of the LPRadical

    retired on January 11, 2020, now supports Vermin Surprime

    Total delegates: 1,059 (530 to victory) preliminary (2020 estimate is a rough approximation)

    Date 2020 Libertarian National Convention : 22. – 25. May

    Individual results (Green / Libertarian)

    date State Delegates Result Green
    placement, candidate, percentage of votes, delegate     		Score Libertarian
    Placement, Candidate, Vote Share, Delegate
    Greens:
    -
    Libertarians:
    January 11, 2020    		 New Hampshire Flag of New Hampshire.svg
    Map of USA NH.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    22 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    1. Vermin Supreme (19%) 
    2. Kim Ruff (16%) 
    3. Jo Jorgensen (12%) 
    4. None of the above (NOTA) (9%) 
    5. Dan Behrman (9%) 
    6. write-in: Jacob Hornberger (6%) 
    7. Sam Robb (6%) 
    8. write-in: Mark Whitney (4%) 
    9. Arvin Vohra (4%) 
    10. Ken Armstrong (4%) 
    11. write-in: Lincoln Chafee (3%) 
    12. write-in: Justin Amash (2%) 
    13. Keenan Wallace Dunham (2%) 
    14. Max Abramson (1%) 
    Greens:
    -
    Libertarians:
    January 23rd    		 Georgia Flag of Georgia (US state) .svg
    Map of USA GA.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    29 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    State Convention
    (no regular area code)
    1. Adam Kokesh (33%) 
    2. Jo Jorgensen (20%) 
    3. Vermin Supreme (18%) 
    4. Dan Behrman (15%) 
    5. Sam Robb (14%) 
    Greens:
    -
    Libertarians:
    March 3rd    		 Iowa Flag of Iowa.svg
    Map of USA IA.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    11 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. Jacob Hornberger (48%) 
    2. Lincoln Chafee (13%) 
    3. Jo Jorgensen (7%) 
    4. Adam Kokesh (5%) 
    5. Daniel Behrman (5%) 
    6. John McAfee (4%) 
    7. Vermin Supreme (3%) 
    8. NOTA (3%) 
    9. Sam Robb (2%) 
    10. Max Abramson (2%) 
    11. Mark Whitney (1%) 
    12. Arvin Vorha (1%) 
    13. Ken Armstrong (1%) 
    14. Keenan Wallace Dunham (1%) 
    15. Souraya Faas (1%) 
    February 25 Minnesota Flag of Minnesota.svg
    Map of USA MN.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    19 delegates
    Caucus
    1. Dario Hunter (81%) TBD
    2. Other (cumulative) (19%) TBD
    Caucus (final round 7)
    1. Jacob Hornberger (59.5%) 
    2. Jo Jorgensen (40.5%) 
    February 29 - June 2 (Greens)
    March 16 - April 21 (Libertarians)    		 Ohio Flag of Ohio.svg
    Map of USA OH.svg     		Greens:
    7 delegates
    Libertarians:
    45 delegates
    Convention
    preliminary result: Mail and email voting not yet counted
    1. Howie Hawkins (39%) 3
    2. Dario Hunter (30%) 2
    3. Dennis Lambert (22%) 2
    4. Sedinam Curry (4%) 0
    5. Susan Lochocki (2%) 0
    6. Chad Wilson (2%) 0
    Online caucus
    1. one (xx%) 
    2. two (xx%) 
    March 3, 2020 California Flag of California.svg
    Map of USA CA.svg     		Greens:
    43 delegates
    Libertarians:
    110 delegates
    Primary
    1. Howie Hawkins (36.2%) 15
    2. Dario Hunter (22.0%) 9
    3. Sedinam Moyowasifza Curry (17.8%) 8
    4. Dennis Lambert (17.2%) 8
    5. David Rolde (6.9%) 3
    6. Others (only Kent Mesplay, Write-In) (0.1%) 0
    Primary
    1. Jacob Hornberger (19.4%) 
    2. Jo Jorgensen (12.4%) 
    3. Vermin Supreme (12.2%) 
    4. Ken Armstrong (10.6%) 
    5. Adam Kokesh (7.6%) 
    6. Sam Robb (6.0%) 
    7. Dan Behrman (5.9%) 
    8. Max Abramson (5.6%) 
    9. Souraya Faas (3.5%) 
    10. Steven A. Richey (3.4%) 
    11. Erik Gerhardt (2.6%) 
    12. Keenan Dunham (2.5%) 
    13. Other (cumulative, all write-in) (0.1%) 
    Kim Ruff (8.2%) 
    March 3, 2020 Massachusetts Flag of Massachusetts.svg
    Map of USA MA.svg     		Greens:
    11 delegates
    Libertarians:
    22 delegates
    Primary
    1. Dario Hunter (16.9%) 4
    2. Howie Hawkins (16.4%) 4
    3. Sedinam Moyowasifza Curry (10.6%) 2
    4. Kent Mesplay (4.1%) 1
    5. David Rolde (Write-In) (0.3%) 0
    6. Other (cumulative) (27.8%) 0
    7. No preference (23.8%) 0
    Primary
    1. Vermin Supreme (10.4%) 
    2. Jacob Hornberger (9.6%) 
    3. Dan Behrman (7.7%) 
    4. Arvin Vohra (3.9%) 
    5. Kenneth Armstrong (3.8%) 
    6. Jo Jorgensen (3.7%) 
    7. Samuel Robb (3.3%) 
    8. Adam Kokesh (3.3%) 
    9. Max Abramson (2.6%) 
    10. Other (cumulative) (25.0%) 
    11. No preference (21.0%) 
    Kim Ruff (5.8%) 
    March 3, 2020 North Carolina Flag of North Carolina.svg
    Map of USA NC.svg     		Greens:
    4 delegates
    Libertarians:
    29 delegates
    Primary
    1. Howie Hawkins (67.0%) 4
    2. No preference (33.0%) 0
    Primary
    1. No preference (33.1%) 
    2. Jacob Hornberger (9.6%) 
    3. John McAfee (9.0%) 
    4. Vermin Supreme (6.3%) 
    5. Ken Armstrong (5.7%) 
    6. Jo Jorgensen (4.4%) 
    7. Steve Richey (3.7%) 
    8. James Orlando Ogle (3.4%) 
    9. Souraya Faas (2.8%) 
    10. Adam Kokesh (2.7%) 
    11. Dan Behrman (2.4%) 
    12. Kenneth Blevins (2.0%) 
    13. Jedidiah Hill (1.9%) 
    14. Erik Gerhardt (1.6%) 
    15. Arvin Vohra (1.3%) 
    Kim Ruff (7.7%) 
    Max Abramson (2.6%) 
    Greens:
    -
    Libertarians:
    TBD    		 Oklahoma Flag of Oklahoma.svg
    Map of USA OK.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    14 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    March 10, 2020 Missouri Flag of Missouri.svg
    Map of USA MO.svg     		Greens:
    7 delegates
    Libertarians:
    20 delegates
    Primary
    1. Howie Hawkins (33.1%) 3
    2. Not obliged (29.1%) 0
    3. Dario Hunter (21.6%) 2
    4. David Rolde (16.2%) 2
    Primary
    1. Jacob Hornberger (74.8%) -
    2. Not obliged (25.2%) -
    Greens:
    March 14, 2020
    Libertarians:
    -    		 Illinois Flag of Illinois.svg
    Map of USA IL.svg     		Greens:
    27 delegates
    Libertarians:
    39 delegates
    Primary
    1. Howie Hawkins (73%) 20th
    2. Dario Hunter (27%) 7

    no authorization for the area code

    April 11th (Greens)
    - (Libertarians)    		 Wisconsin Flag of Wisconsin.svg
    Map of USA WI.svg     		Greens:
    4 delegates
    Libertarians:
    21 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    Greens:
    April 4th
    Libertarians:
    -    		 Texas Flag of Texas.svg
    Map of USA TX.svg     		Greens:
    26 delegates
    Libertarians:
    74 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    Greens:
    April 28th
    Libertarians:
    -    		 Pennsylvania Flag of Pennsylvania.svg
    Map of USA PA.svg     		Greens:
    11 delegates
    Libertarians:
    41 delegates
    Caucus
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    (Greens)
    April 28th
    (Libertarians) -    		 new York Flag of New York.svg
    Map of USA NY.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    13 delegates
    Primary
    -
    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    ??. May (Greens)
    - (Libertarians)    		 Colorado Flag of Colorado.svg
    Map of USA CO.svg     		Greens:
    55 delegates
    7
    libertarians:
    34 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    February 12, 2008 Maryland Flag of Maryland.svg
    Map of USA MD.svg     		Greens:
    8 delegates Libertarians:
    21 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    May 12 (Greens)
    - (Libertarians)    		 West Virginia Flag of West Virginia.svg
    Map of USA WV.svg     		Greens:
    28 delegates
    5
    libertarians:
    6 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    Greens:
    -
    Libertarians:
    May 12, 2020    		 Nebraska Flag of Nebraska.svg
    Map of USA NE.svg     		Greens:
    -
    Libertarians delegates :
    8 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. Jo Jorgensen (28.1%) -
    2. Jacob Hornberger (25.2%) -
    3. Adam Kokesh (14.3%) -
    4. Dan Behrman (9.4%) -
    5. Max Abramson (8.9%) -
    Lincoln Chafee (14.1%) -
    Greens :
    May 30th
    Libertarians : -    		 Mississippi Flag of Mississippi.svg
    Map of USA MS.svg     		Greens:
    4 delegated
    libertarians:
    ?? Delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    Greens :
    June 2, 2020
    Libertarians : June 16    		 Washington, DC Flag of the District of Columbia.svg
    Map of USA DC.svg     		Greens:
    4 delegates
    Libertarians:
    3 delegates
    Primary
    1. Write-In (cumulative) (100%) -
    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    Green :
    June 2, 2020
    Libertarian :
    ?    		 Montana Flag of Montana.svg
    Map of US - MT.svg     		Green:
    ?? Delegated

    Libertarians:
    5 delegates
    Primary
    1. No preference (100%) 
    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    -
    Greens :
    -
    Libertarians : June 9th    		 North Dakota Flag of North Dakota.svg
    Map of USA ND.svg     		Green:
    ?? Delegated

    Libertarians:
    4 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    Greens :
    -
    Libertarians : June 2nd, 2020    		 New Mexico Flag of New Mexico.svg
    Map of USA NM.svg     		Green:
    ?? Delegated

    Libertarians:
    13 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. Jo Jorgensen (33.1%) -
    2. Not obliged (21.1%) -
    3. Jacob Hornberger (9.9%) -
    4. Adam Kokesh (7.8%) -
    5. Sam Rob (5.8%) -
    6. John Monds (3.9%) -
    7. Dan Behrman (3.7%) -
    8. Arvin Vohra (2.5%) -
    9. James Ogle (2.2%) -
    Lincoln Chafee (10.1%) -
    Greens :
    -
    Libertarians : June 9th    		 South Dakota Flag of South Dakota.svg
    Map of USA SD.svg     		Green:
    ?? Delegated

    Libertarians:
    5 delegates

    no authorization for the area code

    Primary
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --
    Greens :
    June 20th
    Libertarians : -    		 Michigan Flag of Michigan.svg
    Map of USA MI.svg     		Greens:
    15 delegates
    Libertarians:
    34 delegates
    Convention
    1. one (-%) -
    2. two (-- %) --

    no authorization for the area code

    Other parties

    Eight other parties are running for presidential candidates, some of which are supported by other parties. None of the parties appear on the ballot in enough countries to at least theoretically win the presidential election.

    Only the Constitution Party is authorized to use area codes in several states. In 15–17 states it appears on the ballot paper, which at least theoretically allows access to 135–156 of the 538 voters of the Electoral College (excluding states with write-in). The Green candidate Howie Hawkins - who is registered for Peace and Freedom in California - also ran for the Peace and Freedom Party .

    Constitution Party Peace and Freedom Party American Independent
    North Carolina Flag of North Carolina.svg
    Map of USA NC.svg     		Idaho Flag of Idaho.svg
    Map of USA ID.svg     		Missouri Flag of Missouri.svg
    Map of USA MO.svg     		California Flag of California.svg
    Map of USA CA.svg     		California Flag of California.svg
    Map of USA CA.svg
    March 3, 2020
    Primary
    1. No preference (41.6%) 
    2. Don Blankenship (36.3%) 
      State chairman of the Constitution Party of California , former manager - sentenced to one year imprisonment for willful security violations following the Upper Big Branch mine disaster
    3. Charles Kraut (22.1%) 
    		 March 10, 2020
    Primary
    1. Don Blankenship (27.6%) 
    2. Sheila "Samm" Tittle (21.5%) 
    3. Daniel Clyde Cummings (14.7%) 
    4. Charles Kraut (13.7%) 
    5. JR Myers (12.8%) 
      State chairman of the Constitution Party of Alaska (part of the Constitution Party until 2013 , now part of the Life and Liberty Party ), presidential candidate of Life and Liberty
    6. Don J. Grundmann (9.7%) 
    		 March 10, 2020
    Primary
    1. Don Blankenship (39.0%) 
    2. Not obliged (38.1%) 
    3. Don J. Grundmann (22.9%) 
    		 March 3, 2020
    Primary
    1. Gloria La Riva (67.2%) 
    2. Howie Hawkins (32.8%) 
    		 March 3, 2020
    Primary
    1. Phil Collins (32.6%) 
    2. Rocky De La Fuente, Jr. (22.7%) 
    3. Don Blankenship (18.3%) 
    4. JR Myers (14.3%) 
    5. Charles Kraut (12.1%) 

    The Peace and Freedom Party is running with Gloria La Riva as a candidate for President and Leonard Peltier as a candidate for Vice President. The Communist Party for Socialism and Liberation joined the nomination - with which the team runs for both parties for election.

    See also

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Ballot access for presidential candidates (archived February 13, 2020)
    2. ↑ a b c primaries in the USA: dates, candidates, voting procedures
    3. ^ The New York Times: Result: Super Delegate of the Democrats
    4. ↑ n-tv: When the elite decide
    5. ^ Spiegel online: Super battle for super delegates
    6. ↑ https://www.thegreenpapers.com/P20/D The Green Papers - 2020 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions
    7. ↑ a b c Libertarian Party May Have Record Number of Presidential Primaries in 2020
    8. ↑ a b Results - 2020 Libertarian Presidential Preference Primary
    9. ^ Arizona Libertarian Party Tells State Not to Hold a Presidential Primary
    10. ↑ a b The Green Papers: http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P20/ Election 2020 - Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions
    11. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/politik/usa-praesidentschaftsrennen-sanders-100.html US - Presidential race: Sanders gives up
    12. ↑ Stern: Sanders fully supports Biden
    13. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Der Spiegel: https://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/us-demokrats-tulsi-gabbard-scheidet-aus-rennen- um-presidential-candidacy-from-a-3cee2e44-26f6-4344-b105-adbad65f71b7 Tulsi Gabbard is out of the running for presidential candidacy
    14. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s How billionaire Bloomberg wants the Democrats to win the election
    15. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa MJ Lee, Gregory Krieg, Daniella Diaz and Kate Sullivan: Elizabeth Warren ends her presidential campaign. In: CNN . March 5, 2020, accessed on March 5, 2020 .
    16. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag Klobuchar gives up - and now supports Biden
    17. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah Pete Buttigieg calls for the election of Joe Biden
    18. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa from 2020 ELECTIONBillionaire Tom Steyer quits Democratic primary race
    19. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Michael Bennet Drops Out of the 2020 Presidential Race
    20. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k Deval Patrick ends 2020 presidential campaign
    21. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj Andrew Yang drops out of presidential race
    22. ↑ In some states the primaries have been canceled - the delegates automatically go to Donald Trump
    23. ↑ a b c d e f g h CNN: Bill Weld ends Republican presidential campaign
    24. ↑ only competed in New Hampshire, Colorado, California and Utah
    25. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o CNN: Joe Walsh ends Republican primary challenge against Trump
    26. ↑ Count status according to CBS News
    27. ↑ Democratic National Committee: CALL FOR THE 2008 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION (PDF; 495 kB)
    28. ↑ Republican National Committee: CALL FOR THE 2008 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION ( Memento of December 4, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
    29. ^ The Green Papers: Iowa Democrat
    30. ^ The Green Papers: Iowa Republican
    31. ^ The Green Papers: New Hampshire Democrat
    32. ^ The Green Papers: New Hampshire Republican
    33. ^ New Hampshire 2020 Presidential Primary Election Results: [1] Retrieved March 2, 2020
    34. ^ The Green Papers: Nevada Democrat
    35. ^ The Green Papers: Nevada Republican
    36. ↑ [Nevada-GOP-to-vote-Feb-22-on-endorsing-Trump-for-president-566198711.html Nevada GOP to vote Feb. 22 on endorsing Trump for president]
    37. ^ The Green Papers: South Carolina Democrat
    38. ^ The Green Papers: South Carolina Republican
    39. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l It’s with a full heart that I share this news': Cory Booker drops out of 2020 race
    40. ↑ South Carolina GOP presidential primary cancels 2020
    41. ^ The Green Papers: Alabama Democrat
    42. ^ The Green Papers: Alabama Republican
    43. ↑ Alabama Secretary of State -Unofficial Election Night Results: [2]
    44. ^ The Green Papers: American Samoa Democrat
    45. ^ The Green Papers: American Samoa Republican
    46. ^ The Green Papers: Arkansas Democrat
    47. ^ The Green Papers: Arkansas Republican
    48. ↑ Arkansas State Election Night Reporting: [3]
    49. ↑ Kamala Harris drops out of Democratic 2020 presidential race
    50. ↑ a b c d e f g Marianne Williamson Drops Out Of Presidential Race
    51. ↑ Steve Bullock: Everything you need to know about the 2020 presidential candidate
    52. ↑ a b John Delaney, first candidate in 2020 presidential race, drops out before Iowa caucuses
    53. ^ Former congressman Joe Sestak drops out of 2020 presidential race
    54. ↑ a b c d e Julián Castro drops out of 2020 race: 'I've determined that it simply isn't our time'
    55. ^ The Green Papers: California Democrat
    56. ^ The Green Papers: California Republican
    57. ↑ a b c d California SECRETARY OF STATE: STATEMENT OF VOTE - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MARCH 3, 2020, page 17
    58. ^ The Green Papers: Colorado Democrat
    59. ^ The Green Papers: Colorado Republican
    60. ^ Colorado Election Results
    61. ↑ Republicans residing overseas participate in their state primaries; no delegates are assigned to expatriate Americans only.
    62. ↑ Democrats Abroad: The GLOBAL PRIMARY for Americans living abroad essentially takes place on Super Tuesday , March 3rd, but lasts until March 10th. The following countries are elected: Australia, Belgium, Costa Rica, Germany, Dominican Republic. France, Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Cambodia, Canada, Colombia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Panama, Philippines, Portugal, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain , Thailand, Ukraine and Great Britain.
    63. ^ The Green Papers: Abroad Democratic
    64. ^ The Green Papers: Maine Democrat
    65. ^ The Green Papers: Maine Republican
    66. ^ Bureau of Corporation, Elections & Commisions: Tabulations for Elections held in 2020
    67. ^ The Green Papers: Massachusetts Democrat
    68. ^ The Green Papers: Massachusetts Republican
    69. ↑ Massachusetts Election Statistics - 2020 President Democratic Primary: [4]
    70. ↑ Massachusetts Election Statistics - 2020 President Republican Primary: [5]
    71. ^ The Green Papers: Minnesota Democrat
    72. ^ The Green Papers: Minnesota Republican
    73. ↑ Office Of The Minnesota Secretary Of State: Statewide Results for US Presidential Nominee
    74. ↑ a b c North Carolina - State Board of Elections: 03/03/2020 OFFICIAL LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS - STATEWIDE
    75. ^ The Green Papers: North Carolina Democrat
    76. ^ The Green Papers: North Carolina Republican
    77. ^ The Green Papers: Oklahoma Democrat
    78. ^ The Green Papers: Oklahoma Republican
    79. ↑ OKLAHOMA STATE ELECTION BOARD: Official Results
    80. ^ The Green Papers: Tennessee Democrat
    81. ^ The Green Papers: Tennessee Republican
    82. ↑ tndp: Delegate Apportionment Calculations
    83. ^ Tennessee Secretary of State: March 3, 2020 Unofficial Election Results
    84. ^ The Green Papers: Texas Democratic
    85. ^ The Green Papers: Texas Republican
    86. ↑ Texas Election Results Official Results: [6]
    87. ^ The Green Papers: Utah Democrat
    88. ^ The Green Papers: Utah Republican
    89. ^ The Green Papers: Vermont Democrat
    90. ^ The Green Papers: Vermont Republican
    91. ^ The Green Papers: Virginia Democrat
    92. ^ The Green Papers: Virginia Republican
    93. ↑ Virginia Departments of Election: 2020 March Democratic Presidential Primary Official Results
    94. ^ The Green Papers: Idaho Democrat
    95. ^ The Green Papers: Idaho Republican
    96. ^ State of Idaho - Elections Department: OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS
    97. ^ The Green Papers: Michigan Democrat
    98. ^ The Green Papers: Michigan Republican
    99. ^ State of Michigan: 2020 Michigan Election Results
    100. ^ The Green Papers: Mississippi Democrat
    101. ^ The Green Papers: Mississippi Republican
    102. ^ The Green Papers: Missouri Democrat
    103. ^ The Green Papers: Missouri Republican
    104. ↑ a b c State of Missouri - Presidential Primary Election, March 10, 2020
    105. ^ The Green Papers: North Dakota Democrat
    106. ^ The Green Papers: North Dakota Republican
    107. ↑ YOURNEWSLEADER.COM: Sanders wins ND Democratic Caucus
    108. ^ The Green Papers: Washington Democratic
    109. ^ The Green Papers: Washington Republican
    110. ↑ Washington Secretary of State: March 10, 2020 Presidential Primary Results
    111. ^ The Green Papers: Mariana Democrat
    112. ^ The Green Papers: Mariana Republican
    113. ↑ a b c tagesschau: The US elections 2020
    114. ^ The Green Papers: Arizona Democrat
    115. ^ State of Arizona: 2020 Presidential Preference Election
    116. ^ The Green Papers: Arizona Republican
    117. ^ The Green Papers: Florida Democrat
    118. ^ The Green Papers: Florida Republican
    119. ↑ Florida Election Watch: 2020 Presidential Preference - Primary March 17, 2020 - Official Election Results
    120. ^ The Green Papers: Illinois Democrat
    121. ^ The Green Papers: Illinois Republican
    122. ^ The Green Papers: Wisconsin Democrat
    123. ^ The Green Papers: Wisconsin Republican
    124. ^ Wisconsin Vote: Election Results
    125. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o The area code was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
    126. ^ The Green Papers: Alaska Democrat
    127. ↑ Results of the First-Ever Alaska Democratic Party's Primary for Presidential Preference The Democratic Party indicates a higher number of delegates than the Green Papers
    128. ^ The Green Papers: Alaska Republican
    129. ^ The Green Papers: Wyoming Democrat
    130. ↑ Wyoming Democratic Party: https://www.wyodems.org/2020caucusresults Caucus Results
    131. ^ The Green Papers: Wyoming Republican
    132. ↑ WY GOP Press Release - Results
    133. ^ Wyoming Republican Party State Convention a Huge Success
    134. ^ The Green Papers: Ohio Democrat
    135. ^ The Green Papers: Ohio Republican
    136. ^ Ohio Secretary of State: Ohio Decides - Election Night Reporting
    137. ^ The Green Papers: Kansas Democrat
    138. ^ Kansas Democratic Party: 2020 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY RESULTS
    139. ^ The Green Papers: Kansas Republican
    140. ^ The Green Papers: Nebraska Democrat
    141. ^ The Green Papers: Nebraska Republican
    142. ^ A b Nebraska Secretary of State: Unofficial Results: Primary Election - May 12, 2020
    143. ^ The Green Papers: Oregon Democrat
    144. ^ The Green Papers: Oregon Republican
    145. ^ Oregon Secretary of State: Unofficial Primary Election May 19, 2020
    146. ^ The Green Papers: Hawaii Democrat
    147. ^ The Green Papers: Hawaii Republican
    148. ^ The Green Papers: Indiana Democrat
    149. ^ The Green Papers: Indiana Republican
    150. ^ Indiana Election Division: Indiana Election Results - June 2, 2020
    151. ^ The Green Papers: Maryland Democrat
    152. ^ The Green Papers: Maryland Republican
    153. ^ The State Board of Elections: Unofficial 2020 Presidential Primary Election results for President of the United States
    154. ^ The Green Papers: Montana Democrat
    155. ↑ The Green Papers: Montana Republican
    156. ↑ a b Montana Secretary of State: 2020 Primary Election - June 2, 2020
    157. ^ The Green Papers: New Mexico Democrat
    158. ^ The Green Papers: New Mexico Republican
    159. ^ A b New Mexico Secretary of State: UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Primary Election - June 2, 2020
    160. ^ The Green Papers: Pennsylvania Democrat
    161. ^ The Green Papers: Pennsylvania Republican
    162. ↑ npr: 2020 Primaries and Caucuses - Pennsylvania Results
    163. ^ The Green Papers: Rhode Island Democrat
    164. ^ The Green Papers: Rhode Island Republican
    165. ^ State of Rhode Island - Election Results: 2020 Presidential Preference Primary
    166. ^ The Green Papers: South Dakota Democrat
    167. ^ The Green Papers: South Dakota Republican
    168. ^ South Dakota Secretary of State: Unofficial Results - Primary Election June 2, 2020
    169. ^ The Green Papers: District of Columbia Democrat
    170. ^ The Green Papers: District of Columbia Republican
    171. ^ A b District of Columbia - Board of Elections: Primary Election 2020 - Certified Results
    172. ↑ abc news: 2020 US Virgin Islands GOP caucus results - Republican voters will caucus on April 4 for the territory's nine delegates March 12th in the Green Papers is wrong.
    173. ^ The Green Papers: Virgin Islands Democrat
    174. ^ The Green Papers: Virgin Islands Republican
    175. ↑ Facebook - US Virgin Islands Democratic Party: Virgin Islands Democrats Report on 2020 Caucus Results
    176. ^ The Green Papers: Guam Democrat
    177. ^ The Green Papers: Guam Republican
    178. ^ Facebook - Democratic Party of Guam: Guam Democrats Choose Party Chair and Convention Delegates
    179. ↑ Guam Republicans back Trump for president, pledging nine delegate votes
    180. ^ MSN News: Georgia Area Codes Postponed
    181. ^ The Green Papers: Georgia Democrat
    182. ^ The Green Papers: Georgia Republican
    183. ^ Georgia Secretary of State: Presidential Preference Primary (unofficial result)
    184. ^ The Green Papers: West Virginia Democrat
    185. ^ The Green Papers: West Virginia Republican
    186. ↑ West Virginia State: June 9, 2020 Primary Election - Unofficial Results
    187. ↑ West Virginia State: June 9, 2020 Primary Election - Unofficial Results
    188. ^ The Green Papers: Kentucky Democrat
    189. ^ The Green Papers: Kentucky Republican
    190. ↑ Kentucky State Board of Elections: 2020 Primary Election - 2020 Primary Election
    191. ^ Ethan Cohen, Liz Stark and Caroline Kelly: Judge rules New York Democratic presidential primary will take place as planned. In: CNN . May 6, 2020, accessed on May 8, 2020 .
    192. ^ The Green Papers: New York Democrat
    193. ^ The New York Times: Live: New York State Primary Election Results 2020
    194. ↑ Politico: 2020 New York primary results
    195. ^ The Green Papers: New York Republican
    196. ^ New York Republican State Committee: Statement from NYGOP Chairman Nick Langworthy on Board of Elections Ruling Regarding the 2020 Republican Presidential Primary
    197. ^ The Green Papers: Delaware Democrat
    198. ^ The Green Papers: Delaware Republican
    199. ^ Department of Elections: 2020 Presidential Primary Election Report - OFFICIAL RESULTS
    200. ^ The Green Papers: New Jersey Democrat
    201. ^ The Green Papers: New Jersey Republican
    202. ^ Department of State - New Jersey Division of Elections: Official Election Results - Candidates for Democratic District Delegates / Alternate District Delegates - For- July 7, 2020- PRIMARY ELECTION
    203. ^ Department of State - New Jersey Division of Elections: Official Election Results - Candidates for Republican Delegates-at-Large / Alternate Delegate-at-Large - For PRIMARY ELECTION July 7, 2020
    204. ^ The Green Papers: Louisiana Democrat
    205. ^ The Green Papers: Louisiana Republican
    206. ^ Louisiana Secretary of State: Unofficial Results
    207. ^ The Green Papers: Puerto Rico Democrat
    208. ^ The Green Papers: Puerto Rico Republican
    209. ↑ Primarias Presidenciales: PRESIDENTE RESULTADOS ISLA
    210. ^ The Green Papers: Connecticut Democrat
    211. ^ The Green Papers: Connecticut Republican
    212. ^ The Socialist Party is excited to announce Howie Hawkins
    213. ↑ a b c d e Is the Green party 'rigging' its presidential primary?
    214. ↑ JorgensenCohen2020 About Dr. Jo Jorgensen
    215. ↑ a b Friends, after 25 years in the Libertarian Party, I am now leaving and am removing the LP party designation on my legislative page.
    216. ↑ a b c Chafee drops out of the presidential race
    217. ↑ a b c d https://www.facebook.com/groups/1865008280211669/permalink/2782683561777465/
    218. ^ LP Georgia Presidential Debates - The Blow-By-Blow
    219. ^ Libertarian Party Of Iowa Presidential Caucus Winner And Results
    220. ^ Dario Hunter Wins Green Party of Minnesota Presidential Caucus
    221. ^ Libertarian Party of Minnesota. We had ranked choice voting for our caucus, but a lot of people are interested in our first choice vote totals.
    222. ↑ Attention all registered Ohio Greens: Presidential Voting Still Open !!!
    223. ↑ a b c d e source for result
    224. ^ Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2020 President Green-Rainbow Primary
    225. ^ Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2020 President Libertarian Primary
    226. ^ Howie Hawkins Wins Illinois Green Party Presidential Selection Vote
    227. ↑ a b c d e f g h source with result
    228. ^ Ballot Access
    229. ^ State of Idaho - Elections Department: 2020 Presidential Primary OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS
    230. ^ Ex-coal CEO Don Blankenship at the end of prison term
    231. ^ 'No separate destiny for US workers apart from the workers of the world'