Super Tuesday – voting goes national

Super Tuesday primary or caucus Super Tuesday is the day when 14 states and one territory vote to choose a candidate to represent the two parties in the U.S. presidential election. Each state has a fixed number of delegates for each party – they cast a single vote at their national convention for the winning candidate in their state

NEVADA WINNERS

Hillary Clinton

Donald Trump

*Democrats: Have 712 superdelegates – party leaders who are free to choose
any candidate for nomination

Republicans: Delegates in Colorado and North Dakota support candidate of their choice. Selection of candidate in Wyoming continues until state convention in April

IOWA WINNERS

Clinton

Ted Cruz

Super Tuesday primary or caucus

States which have already voted

Upcoming primary or caucus vote

Delegates

Republican

Democrat

NEW HAMPSHIRE WINNERS

Bernie Sanders

Donald Trump

ALASKA

Dem. caucus on Mar 26

AMERICAN SAMOA

Republicans will not hold preference vote

WYOMING*

COLORADO*

TEXAS

NORTH DAKOTA*

OKLAHOMA

MINNESOTA

ARKANSAS

ALABAMA   

TENNESSEE

VERMONT

MASSACHUSETTS

GEORGIA

VIRGINIA

SOUTH CAROLINA WINNERS

Trump

Dem. primary Feb 27

Delegates attending national conventions

595 Super Tuesday

Republican 2,472

Needed to win: 1,237

Super Tuesday 1,017

Democrat 4,763

Needed to win: 2,382

Sources: The Constitution Unit, Real Clear Politics, Frontloading HQ

Pictures: Wenn, Zuma via Newscom

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