U.S. Presidential election primaries

Primaries and caucuses to select the Republican presidential nominee begin January 15, with ex-President Donald Trump likely to have the race wrapped up by early March – unless legal action intervenes


REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
Donald Trump
Ron DeSantis
Nikki Haley
Vivek Ramaswamy
Chris Christie
Asa Hutchinson
       

PROPORTION OF DELEGATES IN EACH STATE...AND WHEN THEY VOTE
   
START 
Jan 15: Iowa
Jan 23: New Hampshire
Feb 8: Nevada, Virgin Islands 
Feb 24: S. Carolina 
Feb 27: Michigan 
Mar 2: Idaho, Missouri 
Mar 3: DC 
Mar 4: N. Dakota 
Super Tuesday Mar 5: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, American Samoa, California, Colorado, Maine, Mass., Minnesota, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia 
874 delegates
Mar 12: Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, Washington
Mar 15: N. Mariana Isl. 
Mar 16: Guam
Mar 19: Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio
Mar 23: Louisiana
Apr 2: Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Rhode Island, Wisconsin
Apr 20: Wyoming
Apr 21: Puerto Rico 
Apr 23: Pennsylvania
May 7: Indiana
May 14: Maryland, Nebraska, W. Virginia
May 21: Kentucky, Oregon 
Jun 4: Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, S. Dakota

Total
2,430 delegates

CONVENTION Jul 15-18

FEB MARCH APR MAY

          
*Primaries / Caucuses


Sources: 270toWin, Politico  
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