Guide to Super Tuesday 2020
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The quest for a Democratic presidential nominee goes national when 16 states, territories or groups vote for their preferred candidate in primaries or caucuses. A third of all the delegates available in the entire primary season are up for grabs
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Super Tuesday
14 states and Democrats Abroad hold primaries, American Samoa holds caucus

States which have already voted

Upcoming primary or caucus vote

0 Delegates for grabs
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RESULTS OF EARLY PRIMARIES*

NEVADA
WINNER
Bernie Sanders 24
Joe Biden 9
Pete Buttigieg 3
Elizabeth Warren 0
Amy Klobuchar 0
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IOWA
WINNER
Buttigieg 13 
Sanders 12 
Warren 8 
Biden 6 
Klobuchar 1
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SOUTH CAROLINA
WINNER
Feb 29: First real test of candidates’ strengths with black voters
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
WINNER
Sanders 9
Buttigieg 9
Klobuchar 6
Warren 0 
Biden 0
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MN 75
UT 29
CO 67
MA 91
VA 99
ME 24
AL 52
OK 37
AR 31
TN 64
NC 110
VT 16

CALIFORNIA 415
TEXAS 228

500km 310 miles

California, voting earlier 415 than previously, and Texas take part on Super Tuesday. Two most populous states both have large Hispanic populations
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Democrats Abroad 13
American Samoa 6

20km 12 miles
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TOTAL NUMBER OF PLEDGED DELEGATES

1,357 Around 34% of all delegates allocated during primary season at stake on Super Tuesday

3,979 
1,991 Number of delegates candidate must secure to win nomination at National Convention
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*Michael Bloomberg did not take part in early primaries

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Sources: Democratic Party, Real Clear Politics © GRAPHIC NEWS
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