Results of the 2024 Democratic Party presidential primaries

This article contains the results of the 2024 Democratic Party presidential primaries and caucuses, the processes by which the Democratic Party selects delegates to attend the 2024 Democratic National Convention. The series of primaries, caucuses, and state conventions culminate in the national convention, where the delegates cast their votes to formally select a candidate. A simple majority of the total delegate votes is required to become the nominee.

Overview of results

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Phillips

Palmer Lozada Uncommitted

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Major candidates Legend:   1st place(popular vote) 2nd place(popular vote) 3rd place(popular vote) Candidate haswithdrawn Candidate noton ballot

Date Pledgeddelegates ContestJoe BidenDean PhillipsMarianneWilliamson Jason Palmer Uncommitted Other RefCancelled224Florida 224 delegatesPrimary cancelled 19Delaware 19 delegatesJanuary 230New Hampshire63.8%19.7%4.0% 0.1%Not on ballot12.4%February 355South Carolina96.2%1.7%2.1%Not on ballotFebruary 636Nevada89.3% Not on ballot3.1% 0.4%5.6%1.7%February 27117Michigan81.1%2.7%3.0%Not on ballot13.2% 0.0%January 12 – March 540Iowa90.3%2.9%2.2%Not on ballot 4.5%0.1%March 5(Super Tuesday)(1,380)52Alabama 89.5%4.5%Not on ballot6.0%Not on ballot6American Samoa 44.0%0.0%Not on ballot56.0%Not on ballot31Arkansas 88.5%2.9%4.8%Not on ballot 3.9%424California89.1%2.8%4.1%Not on ballot4.0%72Colorado 82.5%3.1%2.9%0.7%9.0% 1.9%24Maine 82.8%6.4%Not on ballot 10.8%92Massachusetts 80.5%4.5%3.1%Not on ballot9.1%2.8%75Minnesota 70.1%7.8%1.4%0.3%18.8%1.6%116North Carolina 87.3%Not on ballot12.7%Not on ballot36Oklahoma 73.0%8.9%9.1%Not on ballot 9.0%63Tennessee 92.1%Not on ballot7.9%Not on ballot244Texas 84.6%2.7%4.4%Not on ballot 8.2%30Utah 86.8% 4.5%5.2%Not on ballot 3.5%16Vermont 83.0%2.8%4.2% 0.6%Not on ballot 9.4%99Virginia 88.5%3.5%8.0%Not on ballotMarch 622Hawaii 66.0%1.0%3.2%0.4%29.2%0.3%March 5–12(19)13Democrats Abroad 80.1%Not on ballot6.7%Not on ballot13.2%Not on ballot6Northern Mariana Islands 93.9%0.0%2.0%4.0%Not on ballotMarch 12(235)108Georgia 93.1%1.8%2.9%Not on ballot2.2%35Mississippi 98.7%Not on ballot1.3%92Washington 83.5%2.8%2.8%Not on ballot9.8%1.2%March 19(379)72Arizona 89.3%2.8%3.8%0.9% Not on ballot3.3%147Illinois 91.5%3.2%3.6% Not on ballot Not on ballot1.8%33Kansas 83.7%1.3%3.5%1.2%10.3% Not on ballot127Ohio 87.1%12.9%Not on ballotMarch 23(112)48Louisiana 86.1%2.6%4.7% Not on ballot6.7%64Missouri 85.3%0.9%1.6%0.2%11.7%0.3%March 3013North Dakota 92.4%1.8%3.4%0.2%Not on ballot2.2%April 2(436)60Connecticut 84.7%0.9%2.3%Not on ballot11.6%0.5%268New York 80.7%3.2%4.4%Not on ballot11.8%26Rhode Island 80.7%2.5%Not on ballot14.5%2.2%82Wisconsin 88.0%3.0%Not on ballot8.3%0.7%April 13(28)15AlaskaVoice voteWithdrawn from ballotNot on ballot13Wyoming 96.0%0.0%0.3%0.0%3.3%0.5%April 23159Pennsylvania 87.9%6.4%Not on ballot5.6%April 2855Puerto Rico 85.7%4.3%6.0%Not on ballot4.1%May 779Indiana 100.0%Not on ballotMay 14(144)95Maryland 87.1%1.2%1.9%Not on ballot9.8%Not on ballot29Nebraska 90.2%9.8%Not on ballot20West Virginia 70.5%7.5%Not on ballot11.5%Not on ballot10.5%May 21(119)53Kentucky 71.3%4.7%6.1%Not on ballot17.9%Not on ballot66Oregon 87.1%Not on ballot7.4%Not on ballot5.5%May 2323Idaho 95.2%0.6%3.3%0.2%Not on ballot0.7%June 4(216)20Washington D.C. 84.5%Withdrawn from ballot4.2%Not on ballot11.3%20Montana 91.1%Not on ballot8.9%Not on ballot126New Jersey 88.0%Not on ballot9.0%3.0%34New Mexico 83.5%Withdrawn from ballot6.7%Not on ballot9.7%Not on ballot16South Dakota 74.6%9.6%11.6%Not on ballot4.3%June 8(13)7Guam UnopposedNot on ballot7U.S. Virgin Islands 99.6%Not on ballot 0.2%Not on ballot 0.2% Not on ballotTotal3,949See above3,905 delegates4 delegates0 delegates3 delegates37 delegates0 delegates

Other candidates Over a thousand individuals have filed with the Federal Election Commission to run for president.Candidates for president , FEC.gov.

Candidates on the ballot in at least three states Legend:   1st place(popular vote) 2nd place(popular vote) 3rd place(popular vote) Candidate haswithdrawn Candidate noton ballot

CandidatesEbanCambridgeGabrielCornejoFrankieLozadaStephenLyonsArmandoPerez-SerratoCenkUygurrowspan=2!rowspan=2!rowspan=2! Jan 23 0 NH 47 86 73 80 68 Unknown Feb 6 36 NV 08113151472640 Mar 5 31 AR 7861,442879 424 CA12,75841,19021,06243,1050 86 CO4,3132,4021,4812,591 0 92 MN235323290372692 40 OK04,4411,8091,974 272 TX017,19611,31127,47316,100 34 UT01,5038590 23 VT00700 Mar 19 72 AZ 0 6,128 4,976 2,753 0 147 IL 0 0 14,398 0 0 Mar 23 54 LA 02,2453,7701,2001,114 70 MO040240 Mar 30 14 ND4003013 Apr 2 60 CT 316Totals as of April 412,99072,07935,19931,27176,20419,793

Candidates on the ballot in fewer than three states +National popular vote totals for other candidates Candidate Votes States on ballotOther‡ 4,949Various states "President" R. Boddie13625,304(NH, CA) Mark Prascak35(NV)Derek Nadeau1,587(NH)Vermin Supreme905(NH)John Vail679(NH)Donald Picard365117(NH, NV)Paperboy Prince316(NH)Paul V. LaCava 175 (NH)Mark Stewart Greenstein131779(NH, VT)Terrisa Bukovinac101 13,410(NH, NJ)Tom Koos71(NH)Star Locke578,326(NH, TX)Raymond Michael Moroz51(NH)Richard Rist37 (NH)Superpayaseria Crystalroc128(NV)Bob Ely2,652 (LA) Brent Foutz91 (NV)John Haywood225 (NV)Stephen Alan Leon 92(NV) †Sometimes listed as "None of the Above"

‡Some states don't count some write-ins or minor candidates individually but lump them together.

Candidates with significant write-in totals The following candidates and terms received significant numbers of tabulated votes as a write-in candidate nationwide. CandidateVotesNikki Haley4,937Donald Trump2,143"Ceasefire"1,512Robert F. Kennedy Jr.754Rashida Tlaib735"Blank"539Bernie Sanders405Cornel West77Kamala Harris23

Results by state

New Hampshire

The January New Hampshire primary was not sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The DNC-approved 2024 calendar placed the South Carolina primary first, but New Hampshire state law mandates them to hold the first primary in the country, and a "bipartisan group of state politicians", including the chairs of the Democratic and the Republican parties, announced that the state would preserve this status. Thus, the DNC initially stripped all 33 of the state's delegates that would have been allocated to the Democratic National Convention.

South Carolina

Nevada

Michigan

Alabama

Arkansas

American Samoa

California

Colorado

Iowa

Maine

Massachusetts

Minnesota

North Carolina

Oklahoma

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Hawaii

Democrats Abroad

Georgia

Mississippi

Northern Mariana Islands

Washington

Arizona

Illinois

Kansas

Ohio

Louisiana

Missouri

North Dakota

Connecticut

New York

Rhode Island

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Indiana

Maryland

Nebraska

West Virginia

Kentucky

Oregon

Idaho

Washington D.C.

Montana

New Jersey

New Mexico

South Dakota

Guam

+ Guam Democratic presidential caucus, June 8, 2024CandidateVotes%Delegates Joe Biden (incumbent)Unopposed100.0 7Total—100%7

U.S. Virgin Islands

See also

Results of the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries Results of the 2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries

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