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This article contains the results of the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries and caucuses, the processes by which the Democrat Party selects delegates to attend the 2020 Democratic National Convention from July 13–16, 2020. The series of primaries, caucuses, and state conventions will culminate in the national convention, where the delegates cast their votes to formally select a candidate. A simple majority (1,990) of the total delegate votes (3,979) is required to become the party's nominee. As of March 2, 2020, no candidate has achieved this threshold.

The process began on July 28, 2018, when Maryland Congressman John Delaney became the first presidential candidate to announce his intentions to seek the office of United States President. By the time former Vice-President Joe Biden entered the race in April 2019, more than 20 major major candidates were recognized by national and state polls, exceeding the 2016 Republican Party presidential primaries as largest presidential candidate field for any single political party in American history.^[1] With the addition of Michael Bloomberg on November 24, 2019, the total number of candidates going through the process equaled 29.^[2]

When voting began in the 2020 Iowa caucuses, eleven major candidates were actively campaigning; these were Michael Bennet, Andrew Yang, and Deval Patrick, Tom Steyer, Pete Buttigieg, Michael Bloomberg, Tulsi Gabbard, Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Bernie Sanders.

Following poor results from the first-in-the-nation primary, Bennett, Patrick, and Yang were the first candidates to drop out and suspend their campaigns.^[3]

Huckabee was the first candidate to drop out.^[4] Santorum also ended his campaign after a poor performance in Iowa.^[5] Paul withdrew from the race after placing fifth in Iowa, and subsequently polling poorly leading into the New Hampshire primary.^[5] Christie, who put nearly all of his campaign's resources into the critical state of New Hampshire, withdrew on February 10, 2016, after finishing sixth in the state.^[6] Following Christie's announcement, Fiorina suspended her campaign, which was unable to gain traction. Gilmore, who severely lacked funding, campaign infrastructure, and support, surprised many political pundits by staying in the race as far as he did; he dropped out shortly after the New Hampshire primary.^[7] Bush withdrew from actively campaigning after finishing fourth in the South Carolina primary.^[8] After Super Tuesday, Carson announced that there would be "no path forward" for his bid for the Presidency, effectively suspending his campaign.^[9] On March 15, 2016, Rubio dropped out after losing his home state, leaving three active candidates (Cruz, Kasich, and Trump).^[10] Trump's resounding victory in the Indiana primary on May 3, 2016, prompted Cruz's exit from the race. The following day, Trump became the presumptive Republican nominee after Kasich dropped out. Trump was formally nominated by the delegates of the 2016 Republican National Convention on July 19, 2016, and proceeded to defeat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the general election on November 8, 2016, to become the 45th President of the United States.

Overview of results

The delegate totals given by Politico and other sites such as this one and other major news outlets are a projection and have not been officially pledged yet. This applies to a delegate from a non-binding primary or caucus election, as in Iowa, Colorado, Minnesota, Maine, and Washington. These are awarded officially at Congressional and State Conventions on a later date.
Unprojected delegates included in Total for each State.
Winner-take-all states begin with the primaries on March 15, 2016.

Major candidates

The table below shows those current candidates that have either: served as vice president, a member of the cabinet, a U.S. senator, a U.S. representative, or a governor; been included in a minimum of five independent national polls; or received substantial media coverage.^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14]^[15]^[16] The delegate count set forth below is subject to change because (a) an appeal of the results of the Iowa caucuses is pending; and (b) the South Carolina delegate totals are estimated.^[17]^[18]

Candidates		Bernie Sanders	Joe Biden	Elizabeth Warren	Amy Klobuchar	Tulsi Gabbard	Michael Bloomberg	Pete Buttigieg	Tom Steyer	Deval Patrick	Andrew Yang	Michael Bennet	Pledged delegates Total votes
Pledged delegates: Total awarded: 155^[19]		58 1.5%	50 1.4%	8 0.2%	7 0.2%	0 0.0%	0 0.0%	26 0.7%	0 0.0%	0 0.0%	0 0.0%	0 0.0%	3,979 3.9% awarded 1,099,699 votes
Popular votes^[A] Total: 1,099,699		268,308 24.40%	323,806 29.45%	111,393 10.13%	103,928 9.45%	16,548 1.5%	4,793 0.4%	176,864 16.08%	75,144 6.83%	1,549 0.14%	11,165 1.02%	1,777 0.16%	3,979 3.9% awarded 1,099,699 votes
Feb 3	Iowa caucuses	26% 12 delegates 562 SDE 45,842 votes	16% 6 delegates 340 SDE 23,630 votes	18% 8 delegates 388 SDE 34,934 votes	12% 1 delegate 264 SDE 21,121 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SDE 16 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SDE 20 votes	25% 13 delegates 564 SDE 43,274 votes	1% 0 delegates 7 SDE 413 votes	-	1% 0 delegates 22 SDE 1,759 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SDE 4 votes	41 2,151 SDE 172,669 votes
Feb 11	New Hampshire	26% 9 delegates 73,470 votes	8% 0 delegates 23,813 votes	9% 0 delegates 26,266 votes	20% 6 delegates 55,982 votes	3% 0 delegates 9,255 votes		24% 9 delegates 69,216 votes	4% 0 delegate 10,138 votes	0% 0 delegates 1,222 votes	3% 0 delegates 8,023 votes	0% 0 delegates 927 votes	24 284,392 votes
Feb 22	Nevada (caucuses)	47% 24 delegates 6,788 CD 41,075 votes	20% 9 delegates 2,927 CD 19,179 votes	10% 0 delegates 1,406 CD 11,703 votes	4% 0 delegates 603 CD 7,376 votes	0% 0 delegates 4 CD 32 votes		14% 3 delegates 2,073 CD 17,598 votes	5% 0 delegates 682 CD 4,120 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 CD 8 votes	0% 0 delegates 1 CD 49 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 CD 36 votes	36 14,067 CD 101,543 votes
Feb 29	South Carolina	20% 13 delegates 104,983 votes	48% 35 delegates 255,549 votes	7% 0 delegates 37,256 votes	3% 0 delegates 16,594 votes	1% 0 delegates 6,749 votes		8% 0 delegates 43,443 votes	11% 0 delegates 59,917 votes	0% 0 delegates 0275votes	0% 0 delegates 1,046 votes	0% 0 delegates 753 votes	54 528,720 votes
Mar 3	Alabama	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes		0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	52 0 votes
	American Samoa caucuses	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes		6 0 votes
	Arkansas	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes		0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	31 0 votes
	California	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	415 0 votes
	Colorado	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	67 0 votes
	Maine	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes		24 0 votes
	Massachusetts	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	91 0 votes
	Minnesota	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	75 0 votes
	North Carolina	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	110 0 votes
	Oklahoma	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	37 0 votes
	Tennessee	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	64 0 votes
	Texas	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	228 0 votes
	Utah	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	29 0 votes
	Vermont	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes		16 0 votes
	Virginia	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	99 0 votes
Mar 3-10	Democrats Abroad	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	13 0 votes
Mar 10	Idaho	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	20 0 votes
	Michigan	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes		0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	125 0 votes
	Mississippi	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes		36 0 votes
	Missouri	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	68 0 votes
	North Dakota firehouse caucus	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	14 0 votes
	Washington	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	89 0 votes
Mar 14	Northern Marianas caucuses	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	6 0 votes
	Arizona	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	67 0 votes
	Florida	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	219 0 votes
	Illinois	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	155 0 votes
	Ohio	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0%^[B] 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	136 0 votes
Mar 24	Georgia	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	105 0 votes
Mar 29	Puerto Rico	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	51 0 votes
Apr 4	Alaska	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	15 0 votes
	Hawaii	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	24 0 votes
	Louisiana	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	54 0 votes
	Wyoming caucuses	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 SCD 0 votes	14 0 SCD 0 votes
Apr 7	Wisconsin	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	84 0 votes
Apr 28	Connecticut	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	60 0 votes
	Delaware	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	21 0 votes
	Maryland	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	96 0 votes
	New York	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	274 0 votes
	Pennsylvania	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	186 0 votes
	Rhode Island	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	26 0 votes
May 2	Guam caucuses	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	7 0 votes
May 2	Kansas	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	39 0 votes
May 5	Indiana	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes		0% 0 delegates 0 votes		82 0 votes
May 12	Nebraska	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	29 0 votes
May 12	West Virginia	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	28 0 votes
May 19	Kentucky	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	54 0 votes
May 19	Oregon	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	61 0 votes
Jun 2	District of Columbia	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	20 0 votes
	Montana	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	19 0 votes
	New Jersey	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	126 0 votes
	New Mexico	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	34 0 votes
	South Dakota	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	16 0 votes
Jun 6	US Virgin Islands caucuses	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegate 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	0% 0 delegates 0 votes	7 0 votes
Withdrawal date								March 1, 2020	February 29, 2020	February 12, 2020	February 11, 2020	February 11, 2020

Legend:		1st place popular vote		2nd place popular vote		3rd place popular vote		Candidate has withdrawn		Candidate unable to appear on ballot

^A Total votes, incl. No Preference, Uncommitted, and various write-ins and minor candidates

^B Yang is a recognized write-in candidate and is actively campaigning in Ohio, but will not appear on the ballot.

Withdrawn candidates

Prior to the start of the Iowa caucuses, 18 major candidates suspended their respective presidential campaigns. Seven were too late to have their names removed from the ballot and will remain on it in several primaries through April.^{[citation needed]}

Candidates		Cory Booker	Steve Bullock	Julian Castro	John Delaney	Kamala Harris	Joe Sestak	Marianne Williamson
Candidates in this section are sorted alphabetically
State/ Territory	Date			frameless			framelesscenter
New Hampshire	February 11	156	64	83	83	129	190	99
South Carolina	February 29	644			350
Alabama	March 3	0		0	0			0
Arkansas	March 3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
California	March 3	0		0	0		0	0
Maine	March 3	0		0				0
Massachusetts	March 3	0	0	0	0		0	0
Minnesota	March 3	0	0	0	0		0	0
North Carolina	March 3	0		0	0			0
Oklahoma	March 3	0		0		0		0
Tennessee	March 3	0		0	0	0		0
Texas	March 3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Utah	March 3	0	0	0			0	0
Vermont	March 3			0				0
Virginia	March 3	0		0				0
total through Super Tuesday	March 3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Michigan	March 10	0		0	0			0
Mississippi	March 10	0
Illinois	March 10	0			0

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[2] ttps://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/democratic-party-candidates-running-2020-election/

[3] ttps://www.kmbc.com/article/andrew-yang-to-suspend-presidential-campaign/30882200#

[4] "Mike Huckabee drops out of 2016 presidential race - CNNPolitics.com". CNN. Retrieved February 11, 2016.

[:2-5] Parker, Ashley (February 3, 2016). "Rand Paul and Rick Santorum Pull Out of G.O.P. Nomination Race". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved February 11, 2016.

[6] "Christie Expected to End Presidential Bid as Early as Today". ABC News. February 10, 2016. Retrieved February 10, 2016.

[7] "Christie, Fiorina suspend 2016 campaigns | Fox News". Fox News. February 10, 2016. Retrieved February 11, 2016.

[8] Parker, Ashley; Barbaro, Michael (February 20, 2016). "Jeb Bush Bows Out of Campaign, Humbled and Outgunned". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved February 21, 2016.

[9] Graham, David A. "Ben Carson Accepts That His Campaign Is Finished". The Atlantic. Retrieved March 3, 2016.

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