The Race to 2026 Delegates

Democratic Delegate Calculator

Date State/territory Delegates Type Projection Clinton Sanders Spread
February 1 Iowa 44 Semi-open caucus       – – -
February 9 New Hampshire 24 Semi-closed primary       – – -
February 20 Nevada 35 Closed caucus       – – -
February 27 South Carolina 53 Open primary       – – -
March 1 Alabama 53 Open primary       – – -
American Samoa 6 Closed caucus       – – -
Arkansas 32 Open primary       – – -
Colorado 66 Closed caucus       – – -
Georgia 102 Open primary       – – -
Massachusetts 91 Semi-closed primary       – – -
Minnesota 77 Open caucus       – – -
Oklahoma 38 Semi-closed primary       – – -
Tennessee 67 Open primary       – – -
Texas 222 Open primary       – – -
Vermont 16 Open primary       – – -
Virginia 95 Open primary       – – -
March 5 Kansas 33 Closed caucus       – – -
Louisiana 51 Closed primary       – – -
Nebraska 25 Closed caucus       – – -
March 6 Maine 25 Closed caucus       – – -
March 8 Michigan 130 Open primary       – – -
Mississippi 36 Open primary       – – -
March 12 Northern Mariana Islands 6 Caucus       – – -
March 15 Florida 214 Closed primary       – – -
Illinois 156 Open primary       – – -
Missouri 71 Open primary       – – -
North Carolina 107 Semi-closed primary       – – -
Ohio 143 Semi-open primary       – – -
March 1–8 Democrats Abroad 13 Closed primary       – – -
March 22 Arizona 75 Closed primary       – – -
Idaho 23 Open caucus       – – -
Utah 33 Semi-open caucus       – – -
March 26 Alaska 16 Closed caucus       – – -
Hawaii 25 Closed caucus       – – -
Washington 101 Open caucus       – – -
April 5 Wisconsin 86 Open primary       – – -
April 9 Wyoming 14 Closed caucus       – – -
April 19 New York 247 Closed primary       – – -
April 26 Connecticut 55 Closed primary       – – -
Delaware 21 Closed primary       – – -
Maryland 95 Closed primary       – – -
Pennsylvania 189 Closed primary       – – -
Rhode Island 24 Semi-closed primary       – – -
May 3 Indiana 83 Open primary       – – -
May 7 Guam 7 Closed caucus       – – -
May 10 West Virginia 29 Semi-closed primary       – – -
May 17 Kentucky 55 Closed primary       – – -
Oregon 61 Closed primary       – – -
June 4 Virgin Islands 7 Closed caucus       – – -
June 5 Puerto Rico 60 Open primary       – – -
June 7 California 475 Semi-closed primary       – – -
Montana 21 Open primary       – – -
New Jersey 126 Closed primary       – – -
New Mexico 34 Closed primary       – – -
North Dakota 18 Open primary       – – -
South Dakota 20 Semi-open primary       – – -
June 14 District of Columbia 20 Closed primary       – – -
Total to Date       – – -
                   
Total Committed Delegates        
Remaining Delegates   Projected Delegates  
Total        
2,026 Needed For Majority
*CT - A coin toss is used to randomly distribute an odd delegate. Tweet questions, comments, or suggestions
The democratic delegate allocation calculations (the math) can be found at The Green Papers. Thanks for the information!
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This analysis only includes pledged delegates, as super-delegates do not finalize their vote until the Democratic National Convention on July 28, 2016. A candidate that accumulates 2,026 delegates would have a majority of 4,051 pledged delegates. 2,383 delegates are needed for nomination.
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