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Primaries

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Note: Still need to do Washington Caucuses down.

Date

(daily totals)

Contest
and total popular vote 		Awarded
pledged delegates 		Delegates won and popular vote
Bill
Clinton 		Jerry
Brown 		Paul
Tsongas 		Tom
Harkin 		Bob
Kerrey 		Others Uncommitted
February 10 Iowa
Caucuses
2,996 CDs 		0 of (49) 76 CDs (2.81%) 51 CDs (1.60%) 128 CDs (4.11%) 2,314 CDs (76.55%) 72 CDs (2.41%) - 355 CDs (11.85%)
February 18 New Hampshire
Primary
167,664 		18 of (18) 9 Del.
41,540 (24.78%)
13,659 (8.15%) 		9 Del.
55,663 (33.20%)
17,063 (10.18%)
18,584 (11.08%)
21,155 (12.62%) 		-
February 22 Maine
Caucuses[1][2]
3,368 SDs 		0 of (24) 501 SDs (14.88%) 1,026 SDs (30.46%) 970 SDs (28.80%) 174 SDs (5.17%)[a] 105 SDs (3.12%)[a] - 548 SDs (16.27%)
February 25 South Dakota
Primary[3]
59,794 		15 of (15) 3 Del.
11,421 (19.10%)
2,304 (3.86%)
5,756 (9.62%) 		5 Del.
15,153 (25.23%) 		7 Del.
23,974 (40.12%)
1,238 (2.07%) 		-
March 3

(380)

Colorado
Primary[4]
239,643 		47 of (47) 14 Del.
64,470 (26.90%) 		18 Del.
69,073 (28.82%) 		15 Del.
61,360 (25.61%)
5,866 (2.45%)
29,572 (12.34%)
3,946 (1.65%)
5,356 (2.24%)
Georgia
Primary[4][5]
454,631 		76 of (76) 54 Del.
259,907 (57.17%)
36,808 (8.10%) 		22 Del.
109,148 (24.01%)
9,479 (2.09%)
22,033 (4.85%) 		-
17,256 (3.80%)
Idaho
Caucuses[6]
372 SDs 		0 of (18) 43 SDs (11.56%) 17 SDs (4.57%) 107 SDs (28.76%) 110 SDs (29.57%) 30 SDs (8.06%) - 65 SDs (17.47%)
Maryland
Primary[7]
531,068 		67 of (67) 29 Del.
189,905 (35.76%)
46,480 (8.75%) 		38 Del.
230,490 (43.40%)
32,899 (6.20%)
27,035 (5.09%)
4,259 (0.80) 		-
Minnesota
Caucuses[8] 		0 of (92) (10.3%) (8.2%) (19.2%) (26.7%) (7.6%) - (24.3%)
Utah
Caucuses[9]
31,429 		23 of (23) 5 Del.
5,763 (18.34%) 		9 Del.
8,972 (28.55%) 		9 Del.
10,761 (34.24%)
1,267 (4.03%)
3,442 (10.95%)
598 (1.90%)
726 (2.31%)
Washington
Caucuses[10]
? CDs[b] 		0 of (72) 835 CDs (15.9%) 1,019 CDs (19.1%) 1,485 CDs (27.9%) 397 CDs (7.5%) 221 CDs (4.1%) - 1,293 SDs (24.3%)
American Samoa
Caucuses[11]
31,429 		3 of (3) (9%) - - - - (4%) 3 Del.
(87%)
March 7 Arizona
Caucuses[12]
36,727 		41 of (41) 15 Del.
10,607 (29.28%) 		12 Del.
10,145 (27.62%) 		14 Del.
12,663 (34.48%)
2,831 (7.71%) 		- -
334 (0.91%)
South Carolina
Primary[13]
116,414 		43 of (43) 36 Del.
73,221 (62.90%)
6,961 (5.98%) 		7 Del.
21,338 (18.33%)
7,657 (6.58%)
566 (0.49%) 		- -
Wyoming
Caucuses[14][15]
274 SDs 		0 of (11) 78 SDs (28.57%) 63 SDs (23.08%) 32 SDs (11.72%) 39 SDs (14.29%) – 1 SD (0.36%) 61 SDs (22.26%)
March 8 Nevada
Caucuses[16]
1,546 CDs[c] 		0 of (17) 400 CDs (25.87%) 542 CDs (35.06%) 305 CDs (19.73%) 16 CDs (1.03%) 6 CDs (0.39%) 6 CDs (0.39%) 266 CDs (17.21%)
March 10
(Super Tuesday)
(777) 		Delaware
Caucuses[17][18]
318 SDs
2,503 		0 of (14) 66 SDs (20.75%)
520 (20.78%) 		62 SDs (17.47%)
488 (19.50%) 		96 SDs (30.19%)
755 (30.16%) 		– – - 94 SDs (29.56%)
740 (29.56%)
Florida
Primary[19]
1,092,448 		148 of (148) 87 Del.
554,861 (50.79%) 		3 Del.
133,156 (12.19%) 		58 Del.
379,572 (34.75%)
13,302 (1.22%)
11,557 (1.06%) 		- -
Hawaii
Caucuses[20]
2,966 		0 of (20) 1,501 (50.61%) 409 (13.79%) 421 (14.19%) 406 (13.69%) 13 (0.44%) - 216 (7.28%)
Louisiana
Primary[21]
384,426 		60 of (60) 59 Del.
267,029 (69.46%)
25,480 (6.63%) 		1 Del.
42,509 (11.06%)
4,033 (1.05%)
2,984 (0.78%)
42,391 (11.03%) 		-
Massachusetts
Primary[22]
794,115 		94 of (94)
86,817 (10.95%) 		6 Del.
115,746 (14.60%) 		88 Del.
526,297 (66.38%)
3,764 (0.48%)
5,409 (0.68%)
12,218 (1.54%)
43,864 (5.52%)
Mississippi
Primary[23]
191,200 		39 of (39) 39 Del.
139,893 (73.11%)
18,396 (9.61%)
15,538 (8.12%)
2,509 (1.31%)
1,660 (0.87%)
1,394 (0.73%)
11,807 (6.18%)
Missouri
Caucuses[24]
963 DDs[d]
22,500 		0 of (92) 434 DDs (45.07%)
10,148 (45.10%) 		55 DDs (5.71%)
1,282 (5.70%) 		98 DDs (10.18%)
2,295 (10.20%) 		– – - 376 DDs (39.04%)
8,775 (39.00%)
Oklahoma
Primary[25]
416,129 		45 of (45) 38 Del.
293,266 (70.47%) 		7 Del.
69,624 (16.69%) 		–
14,015 (3.40%)
13,252 (3.20%)
25,972 (3.20%) 		-
Rhode Island
Primary[26]
50,402 		22 of (22) 6 Del.
10,762 (21.22%) 		3 Del.
9,541 (18.82%) 		13 Del.
26,825 (52.90%)
319 (0.63%)
469 (0.92%)
1,783 (3.54%)
703 (1.39%)
Tennessee
Primary[27]
318,482 		68 of (68) 56 Del.
214,485 (67.35%)
25,560 (8.02%) 		12 Del.
61,717 (19.38%)
2,099 (0.66%)
1,638 (0.51%)
432 (0.14%)
12,551 (3.94%)
Texas
Primary[28]
1,483,047 		196 of (196) 94 Del.
972,235 (65.56%) 		2 Del.
118,869 (8.02%) 		31 Del.
285,224 (19.23%)
19,618 (1.32%)
20,298 (1.37%)
66,803 (4.50%) 		-
March 17

(295)

Illinois
Primary[29]
1,504,130 		164 of (164) 107 Del.
776,829 (51.65%) 		11 Del.
220,346 (14.65%) 		46 Del.
387,891 (25.79%)
30,710 (2.04%)
10,916 (0.73%)
9,826 (0.65%)
67,612 (4.50%)
Michigan
Primary[30]
585,972 		131 of (131) 74 Del.
297,280 (50.73%) 		37 Del.
151,400 (25.84%) 		20 Del.
97,017 (16.56%)
6,265 (1.07%)
3,219 (0.55%)
2,955 (0.50%)
27,836 (4.75%)
March 19 Democrats Abroad
Caucuses[31] 		? ?
(27.00%) 		– ?
(37.00%)
(7.00%) 		– - -
North Dakota
Caucuses[32]
974 		0 of (14) 448 (46.00%) 73 (7.49%) 100 (10.27%) 66 (6.78%) 12 (1.23%) 23 (2.36%) 252 (25.87%)
March 24 Connecticut
Primary[33]
173,119 		53 of (53) 22 Del.
61,698 (35.64%) 		21 Del.
64,472 (37.24%) 		10 Del.
33,811 (19.53%)
1,919 (1.11%)
1,169 (0.68%)
4,620 (2.67%)
5,430 (3.14%)
March 28 Iowa
County Conventions[34]
2,998 CDs 		0 of (49) 347 CDs (11.57%) 280 CDs (9.34%) - 1,105 CDs (36.86%) - 32 CDs (1.08%) 1,234 CDs (41.16%)
Virgin Islands
Caucuses[35]
31,429 		3 of (3) 1 Del.
(42%) 		- - - - (4%) 2 Del.
(58%)
March 31 Vermont
Caucus[36]
1,209 SDs[e] 		0 of (15) 208 SDs (17.20%) 573 SDs (47.40%) 117 SDs (9.68%) – – - 311 SDs (25.72%)
April 2 Alaska
Caucus[37]
2,907 DDs[f] 		0 of (13) 884 DDs (30.41%) 964 DDs (33.16%) - – – - 1,059 DDs (36.43%)
April 5 North Dakota
State Convention[38] 		14 of (14) 3 Del. - - - - - 9 Del.
Puerto Rico
Primary[39]
64,962 		51 of (51) 51 Del.
62,273 (95.86%)
921 (1.42%)
59 (0.09%)
31 (0.05%)
930 (1.43%)
504 (0.78%)
244 (0.38%)
April 7 Kansas
Primary[40]
160,251 		36 of (36) 27 Del.
82,145 (51.26%) 		2 Del.
20,811 (12.99%) 		6 Del.
24,413 (15.23%)
940 (0.59%)
2,215 (1.38%)
2,215 (1.38%) 		1 Del.
22,159 (13.83%)
Minnesota
Primary[41]
204,402 		0 of (92) 63,584 (31.14%) 62,474 (30.60%) 43,588 (21.35%) 4,077 (2.00%) 1,191 (0.58%) 17,890 (8.75%) 11,366 (5.56%)
New York
Primary[42]
1,007,726 		244 of (244) 102 Del.
412,349 (40.92%) 		67 Del.
264,278 (26.23%) 		75 Del.
288,330 (28.61%)
11,535 (1.15%)
11,147 (1.11%)
20,087 (1.99%) 		-
Wisconsin
Primary[43][44]
772,597 		82 of (82) 34 Del.
287,356 (37.19%) 		29 Del.
266,207 (34.46%) 		19 Del.
168,619 (21.83%)
5,395 (0.70%)
3,044 (0.39%)
3,044 (3.43%)
26,489 (2.00%)
April 11 Nevada
County Conventions[45]
271 SDs[g] 		0 of (17) 87 SDs (32.10%) 114 SDs (42.07%) 40 SDs (30.19%) – – - 30 SDs (29.56%)
Virginia
Caucuses[46] 		0 of (78) (52.00%) (12.00%) – – – – (36.00%)
April 14 Missouri
District Conventions[h][47] 		50 of (92) 24 Del. 2 Del. 3 Del. - - - 21 Del.
April 25 Delaware
State Convention[48] 		15 of (15) 3 Del. 3 Del. 4 Del. - - - 5 Del.
Missouri
District Conventions[i][49] 		25 of (92) 10 Del. - - - - - 15 Del.
Washington
County Conventions[50][51]
2,003 DDs 		0 of (72) 533 DDs (26.61%) 476 DDs (23.76%) 432 DDs (21.57%) - - 1 DDs (0.05%) 561 DDs (28.01%)
April 28 Pennsylvania
Primary[52]
1,265,495[j] 		169 of (169) 112 Del.
715,031 (56.48%) 		50 Del.
325,543 (25.72%) 		7 Del.
161,572 (12.76%)
21,013 (1.66%)
20,802 (1.64%)
21,534 (1.70%) 		-
May 2 Iowa
District Conventions[53] 		32 of (49) 4 Del. 1 Del. - 17 Del. - - 10 Del.
Missouri
State Convention[54] 		17 of (92) 9 Del. 1 Del. 2 Del. - - - 5 Del.
Nevada
State Convention[55] 		17 of (17) 8 Del. 6 Del. - - - - 3 Del.
Wyoming
State Convention[56] 		11 of (11) 5 Del. 3 Del. - - - - 3 Del.
May 3 Guam
Caucuses[57]
1,020 		3 of (3) 1 Del.
500 (49%)
204 (20%) 		- - - - 2 Del.
316 (31%)
May 5 Indiana
Primary[58]
476,849 		77 of (77) 57 Del.
301,905 (63.31%) 		20 Del.
102,379 (21.47%)
58,215 (12.21%) 		–
14,350 (3.01%) 		– –
North Carolina
Primary[59]
691,866 		84 of (84) 72 Del.
443,498 (54.10%)
71,984 (10.40%)
57,589 (8.32%)
5,891 (0.85%)
6,216 (0.90%) 		- 12 Del.
106,697 (15.42%)
Washington D.C.
Primary[60]
61,842 		17 of (17) 17 Del.
45,685 (73.87%)
57,589 (7.21%)
71,984 (10.41%) 		– – –
5,262 (8.51%)
May 9 Minnesota
District Conventions[k][61] 		63 of (92) 10 Del. 4 Del. - - - - 49 Del.
May 12 Nebraska
Primary[62]
150,587 		25 of (25) 13 Del.
68,562 (45.53%) 		8 Del.
31,673 (21.03%)
10,707 (7.11%)
4,239 (2.82%) 		–
10,692 (7.10%) 		4 Del.
24,714 (16.41%)
West Virginia
Primary[63]
317,587 		31 of (31) 31 Del.
227,815 (74.24%)
36,505 (11.90%)
21,271 (6.93%)
2,774 (0.90%)
3,152 (1.03%)
15,349 (4.83%)
10,721 (3.38%)
May 16 Vermont
State Convention[64] 		15 of (15) 3 Del. 6 Del. - - - - 6 Del.
May 17 Maine
State Convention[65] 		24 of (24) 6 Del. 10 Del. 5 Del. - - - 3 Del.
May 19 Oregon
Primary[66]
354,332 		47 of (47) 29 Del.
159,802 (45.10%) 		18 Del.
110,494 (31.18%)
37,139 (10.48%) 		– –
46,897 (13.24%) 		–
Washington
Primary[67]
147,981 		0 of (72) 62,171 (42.01%) 34,111 (23.05%) 18,981 (12.83%) 1,858 (1.26%) 1,489 (1.01%) 29,371 (19.85%) -
May 26 Arkansas
Primary[68]
506,679 		36 of (36) 30 Del.
344,758 (68.04%)
55,800 (11.01%) 		– – –
14,719 (2.90%) 		6 Del.
91,402 (18.04%)
Idaho
Primary
Primary[69]
55,124 		0 of (18) 27,004 (48.99%) 9,212 (16.71%) – – – 2,879 (5.22%) 16,029 (29.08%)
Kentucky
Primary
Primary[70]
370,578 		52 of (52) 34 Del.
207,804 (56.08%) 		30,709 (8.29%) 18,097 (4.88%) 7,136 (1.93%) 3,242 (0.87%) - 18 Del.
103,590 (27.95%)
May 30 Washington
District Conventions[71] 		46 of (72) 15 Del. 10 Del. 9 Del. - - - 12 Del.
May 31 Alaska
State Convention[72] 		14 of (14) 5 Del. - - - - - 8 Del.
Hawaii
State Convention[73][l] 		20 of (20) 16 Del. 2 Del. - 2 Del. - - -
June 2 Alabama
Primary
Primary[74]
450,899 		55 of (55) 43 Del.
307,621 (68.22%)
30,626 (6.79%) 		– – –
18,097 (4.83%) 		12 Del.
90,863 (20.15%)
California
Primary[75]
2,863,419 		348 of (348) 191 Del.
1,359,112 (47.47%) 		157 Del.
1,150,460 (40.18%)
212,522 (7.42%) 		–
33,935 (1.19%)
107,390 (3.75%) 		–
Montana
Primary[76]
117,471 		16 of (16) 8 Del.
54,989 (46.81%) 		3 Del.
21,704 (18.48%)
12,614 (10.74%) 		– – – 5 Del.
28,164 (23.98%)
New Jersey
Primary[77]
405,222 		105 of (105) 73 Del.
256,337 (63.26%) 		26 Del.
79,877 (19.71%)
45,191 (11.15%) 		– – 2 Del.
23,817 (5.88%) 		–
New Mexico
Primary[78]
181,443 		25 of (25) 17 Del.
95,933 (52.87%) 		3 Del.
30,705 (16.92%)
11,315 (6.24%)
3,233 (1.78%) 		–
4,988 (2.75%) 		5 Del.
35,269 (19.44%)
Ohio
Primary[79]
1,042,235 		151 of (151) 113 Del.
638,347 (61.25%) 		34 Del.
197,449 (18.94%) 		1 Del.
110,673 (10.62%)
25,395 (2.44%)
22,976 (2.20%) 		3 Del.[m]
47,395 (4.55%) 		-
June 6 Minnesota
State Convention[80] 		29 of (92) 7 Del. 3 Del. - - - 1 Del.[n] 18 Del.
Virginia
State Convention[o][81] 		78 of (78) 58 Del. 3 Del. - - - - 17 Del.
June 7 Washington
State Convention[82] 		26 of (72) 8 Del. 6 Del. 5 Del. - - - 7 Del.
June 9 North Dakota
Primary[83]
32,786 		0 of (14) 4,760 (14.52%) – – – – 28,026 (85.48%)[p] –
June 20 Idaho
State Convention[84] 		24 of (24) 4 Del. - 4 Del. 5 Del. - - 5 Del.
June 21 Iowa
State Convention[85] 		17 of (49) 3 Del. - - 9 Del. - - 5 Del.
Total pledged delegates
(4,257) 		1,997 (46.91%) 588 (13.81%) 533 (12.52%) 38 (0.89%) 7 (0.16%) 6 (0.14%) 271 (6.37%)

Immediate Work

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Poll source Survey Date(s)
Larry Agran
Lloyd Bentsen
Bill Bradley
Jerry Brown
Bill Clinton
Mario Cuomo
Dick Gephardt
Al Gore
Tom Harkin
Jesse Jackson
Bob Kerrey
Eugene McCarthy
Dave McCurdy
George McGovern
George Mitchell
Sam Nunn
Ann Richards
Chuck Robb
Jay Rockefeller
Stephen Solarz
Paul Tsongas
Douglas Wilder
Others
Gallup[86] March 20-22, 1992 - - - 25% 71% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Gallup[87] March 11-12, 1992 - - - 18% 53% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23% - -
Gallup[88] February 19-20, 1992 - - - 7% 41% - - - 5% - 6% - - - - - - - - - 31% - -
Gallup[89] Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 1992 - - - 16% 42% - - - 9% - 10% - - - - - - - - - 9% - -
Time-Shulman[90] January 16, 1992 - - - 22% 22% - - - 7% - 10% - - - - - - - - - 8% - -
Gallup[91] January 3-6, 1992 - - - 21% 17% - - - 9% - 11% - - - - - - - - - 6% 9% -
Gallup[92] Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1991 - - - 21% 9% - - - 10% - 10% - - - - - - - - - 7% 12% -
- - - 15% 6% 33% - - 7% - 8% - - - - - - - - - 4% 9% -
New York Times-CBS News[93] October 15-18, 1991 - - - 12% 5% 27% - - 3% 13% 7% - - - - - - - - - 2% 8% -
Times Mirror Center[94] October 3-6, 1991 - - - - 14% - - - 13% - 21% - - - - - - - - - 9% 15% -
ABC News[95] September 13-15, 1991 - - - 24% 7% - - - 3% - 4% - - - - - - - - - 4% 13% -
Gallup[96] September 13-15, 1991 1% - - 21% 6% - - - 6% - 5% - 5% - - - - - - - 5% 10% -
* - - 11% 3% 31% - - 5% 14% 4% - 3% - - - - - - - 2% 4% -
Gallup[97] August 23-25, 1991 * 12% - - 5% 22% - - 4% 18% - 6% - - - - - - - - 4% 3% -
Harris[98] August 2-12, 1991 - 15% 9% - 2% 21% - 12% 6% - 2% - - - - 8% 10% - - - 2% 3% -
Gallup[99] April 25-28, 1991 - 9% - - 1% 23% 11% 9% - 14% - - * 8% 3% - - 4% - 1% 1% 3% -
Gallup[100] February 14-17, 1991 - 6% 4% - 2% 18% 8% 6% - 12% 1% - - 9% 4% 6% - - 5% - - 2% -

Immediate Immediate

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Poll source Survey Date(s)
John Anderson
Howard Baker
George Bush
John Connally
Phil Crane
Bob Dole
Gerald Ford
Alexander Haig
Jack Kemp
Charles Percy
Robert Ray
Ronald Reagan
Elliot Richardson
Jim Thompson
Lowell Weicker
Others
Gallup[101] March 31-April 3, 1978 - 11% - 4% - 4% 40% - - - - 30% 4% - - -
- - - - - - 54% - - - - 42% - - - -
Gallup[102] June 16-19, 1978 - - - - - - 46% - - - - 45% - - - -
Gallup[103] July 7-10, 1978 – 9% 1% 5% - 4% 37% - - - - 31% 3% 2% - -
Gallup[104] November 10-13, 1978 - - - - - - 48% - - - - 42% - - - -
Gallup[105] December 1-4, 1978 1% 9% 1% 6% 1% 1% 24% - 1% 4% 1% 40% 1% 3% - -
Gallup[106] February 2-5, 1979 2% 8% 1% 12% 2% 1% 26% - 1% 3% 1% 31% 1% 2% 1%
2% 13% 2% 18% 2% 3% 36% - 3% 2% 2% - 2% 2% 1% -
2% 9% 2% 16% 2% 3% - - 1% 4% 1% 43% 2% 2% 1% -
Gallup[107] May 4-7, 1979 - 10% 2% 8% - 3% 27% - 2% 2% - 28% - - - 4%
Gallup[108] June 22-25, 1979 - 10% 2% 5% - 2% 28% 3% - 2% - 38% - - - 5%
- 13% 2% 11% - 2% - 4% - 5% - 50% - - - 7%
- - - - - - 48% - - - - 48% - - - -
- - - 31% - - - - - - - 60% - - - -
- 30% - - - - - - - - - 58% - - - -
Gallup[109] August 17-20, 1979 - 10% 3% 8% - 2% 21% 3% - 4% - 29% 3% - - 3%
Gallup[110] November 2-5, 1979 - 14% 2% 10% - 3% 22% - - 2% - 33% 2% 2% - 5%
- 18% 2% 13% - 3% - - - 2% - 41% 2% 2% - 7%
Gallup[111] December 1-4, 1979 - 9% 1% 6% 1% 1% 24% - 1% 4% 1% 40% 1% 3% - -
Gallup[112] December 7-10, 1979 - 9% 7% 10% - 4% 18% - - - - 40% - - - 6%
- 12% 8% 12% - 6% - - - - - 47% - - - 9%
Gallup[113] February 1-3, 1980 3% 5% 17% 3% - - 31% - - - - 34% - - - 3%
3% 6% 23% 8% - - - - - - - 47% - - - 5%
- - - - - - 56% - - - - 40% - - - -
- - 37% - - - 56% - - - - - - - - -
- - 40% - - - - - - - - 51% - - - -
  1. ^ a b Main source combined the results for Harkin and Kerrey; secondary source is used with partial results, with 645 of 665 precincts reporting.
  2. ^ The last reported results did not include King County, which accounted for about a third of the expected total.
  3. ^ 2 of 54 Precincts had not yet reported.
  4. ^ District Delegate count is with only 98.9% results reported, and there may have been others not recorded.
  5. ^ Only 94% of precincts were reported in by the time of the source.
  6. ^ Only 96% of precincts were reported in by the time of the source.
  7. ^ Only results from Washoe County were found.
  8. ^ The 1st thru 9th Districts held their conventions at this and earlier dates; this is the culminated result of those conventions.
  9. ^ This is the remainder of the conventions to be held.
  10. ^ Only 90% of precincts were reported in by the time of the source, so the delegate count may have fluctuated.
  11. ^ Some of the district conventions were held on a different date, but information on those contests wasn't found amongst sources. The culminated results were reported, and the latest date of the district conventions is used here.
  12. ^ The delegate allocation is assumed from the caucuses; no definitive result was found amongst later reports of the convention.
  13. ^ These 3 delegates represent those won by Louis Stokes, who ran as a favorite-son candidate in his congressional district.
  14. ^ One delegate was awarded to Larry Agran.
  15. ^ Most of the delegates were selected through District Conventions, but information on these was sparse; as a result, the total result is collected here.
  16. ^ Ross Perot won the primary with 9,516 write-in votes at (29.02%), Lyndon LaRouche came second with 7,003 votes at (21.36%), Charles Woods came third with 6,641 votes at (20.26%), and Tom Shiekman came fourth with 4,866 votes at (14.84%).

1972 Democratic Primary Endorsements

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McGovern

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Wallace

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Humphrey

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Muskie

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Jackson

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Mills

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Chisholm

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Sanford

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Lindsay

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Yorty

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Harris

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Bayh

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1964 Democratic Primaries and State Conventions

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Tablemaker's Note:[d]

Date
(daily totals) 		Contest Total
pledged delegates
Delegates won and popular vote
Lyndon Johnson George Wallace Favorite
Sons 		Others Uncommitted
March 10 New Hampshire
Pres. Primary[270]
30,777 		0 (of 20) 29,317 WI
(95.26%) 		- - 1,460 WI
(4.74%) 		-
New Hampshire
Del. Primary[271] 		20 (of 20) 20 Del. - - - -
March 25 South Carolina
State Convention[272][273] 		42 (of 42) - - - - 42 Del.
April 2 Tennessee
State Convention[274] 		40 (of 40) 40 Del. - - - -
April 7 Wisconsin
Pres. Primary[275]
775,599 		46 (of 46) - 264,100
(34.05%) 		46 Del.
511,499
(65.95%)[e] 		- -
April 12 Kansas
State Convention[f][276][277] 		27 (of 27) - - - - 27 Del.
April 14 Illinois
Pres. Primary[278]
89,523 		0 (of ?) 82,027 WI
(91.63%) 		3,761 WI
(4.20%) 		- 3,735 WI
(4.17%) 		-
May 5 Alabama
Del. Primary[279] 		36 (of 36) - 36 Del. - - -
Indiana
Pres. Primary[280]
579,036 		46 (of 46) - 0 Del.[g] 172,646
(29.82%) 		51 Del.
376,023
(64.94%)[h] 		30,367
(5.24%) 		-
Ohio
Pres. Primary[281]
493,619 		99 (of 99) - - 99 Del.
493,619
(100.00%)[i] 		- -
Washington, D.C.
Del. Primary[282][283]
41,095 		16 (of 16) 16 Del.
41,095 [j]
(100.00%) 		- - - -
May 19 Maryland
Pres. Primary[284]
502,607 		48 (of 48) - 214,849
(42.75%) 		48 Del.
267,106
(53.14%)[k] 		8,275
(1.65%) 		12,377
(2.46%)
May 20 North Carolina
State Convention[285] 		? (of ?) ? Del. - - - -
May 22 Louisiana
State Committee[286][287] 		46 (of 46) - - - - 46 Del.
Rhode Island
State Convention[288] 		27 (of 27) 27 Del. - - - -
May 24 Iowa
State Convention[289] 		35 (of 35) 35 Del. - - - -
May 26 Florida
Pres. Primary[290]
393,339 		51 (of 51) 51 Del.
393,339
(100.00%) 		- - - -
July 28 Georgia
State Committee[l][291] 		53 (of 53) 53 Del. - - - -
Mississippi
State Convention[292] 		44 (of 44) - - - - 44 Del.
1,333 delegates
4,473,551 votes 		475
1,679,443
(37.54%) 		174
164,340
(3.67%) 		123
1,696,632
(37.93%) 		48
4,447
(0.10%) 		48
4,447
(0.10%)
Suspected Delegate Count
August 4, 1968[293] 		619
(46.44%) 		267
(20.03%) 		192
(14.40%) 		48
(3.60%) 		48
(3.60%)

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1984 Democratic Primaries and State Conventions

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Convention Dates:

Date Total
delegates[m] 		Contest
and total popular vote 		Delegates won and popular vote
Uncommitted
 Other(s)
February 20 0 (of 58) Iowa
Caucuses[n][294]
62,625 		27,896
(44.54%) 		9,286
(14.83%) 		1,670
(2.67%) 		3,310
(5.29%) 		7,896
(12.61%) 		2,084
(3.33%) 		5,617
(8.97%) 		165
(0.26%) 		4,701
(7.51%) 		-
February 28 18 (of 24) New Hampshire
Primary[295]
101,131 		8 Del.
28,173
(27.86%) 		10 Del.
37,702
(37.28%) 		5,311
(5.25%) 		12,088
(11.95%) 		5,217
(5.16%) 		1,025
(1.01%) 		2,136
(2.11%) 		3,583
(3.54%) 		- 5,896[o]
(5.83%)
March 4 0 (of 27) Maine
Caucuses[296]
16,841 		7,364
(43.73%) 		8,540
(50.71%) 		105
(0.62%) 		52
(0.31%) 		178
(1.06%) 		- - - 602
(3.57%) 		-
March 6 0 (of 17) Vermont
Primary[297]
74,059 		14,834
(20.03%) 		51,873
(70.04%) 		5,761
(7.78%) 		- - 444
(0.60%) 		- - - 1,147
(1.55%)
March 10 12 (of 15) Wyoming
Caucuses[298]
3,546 		4 Del.
1,266
(35.70%) 		8 Del.
2,153
(60.72%) 		15
(0.42%) 		3
(0.08%) 		8
(0.23%) 		- - - 101
(2.85%) 		-
March 13 52 (of 62) Alabama
Primary[299]
428,283 		23 Del.
148,165
(34.60%) 		10 Del.
88,465
(20.66%) 		9 Del.
83,787
(19.56%) 		10 Del.
89,286
(20.85%) 		- 1,827
(0.43%) 		1,377
(0.32%) 		4,759
(1.11%) 		4,464
(1.04%) 		6,153
(1.44%)
0 (of 143) Florida
Pres. Primary[300]
1,182,190 		394,350
(33.36%) 		463,799
(39.23%) 		144,263
(12.20%) 		128,209
(10.85%) 		17,614
(1.49%) 		26,258
(2.22%) 		2,097
(0.18%) 		3,115
(0.26%) 		- 2,485
(0.21%)
120 (of 143) Florida
Del. Primary[301] 		57 Del. 36 Del. 1 Del. 2 Del. - 27 Del. - - - -
70 (of 84) Georgia
Primary[302]
684,541 		24 Del.
208,588
(30.47%) 		28 Del.
186,903
(27.30%) 		17 Del.
143,730
(21.00%) 		1 Del.
122,744
(17.93%) 		11,321
(1.65%) 		1,660
(0.24%) 		923
(0.14%) 		3,800
(0.56%) 		3,068
(0.45%) 		1,804
(0.26%)
0 (of 27) Hawaii
Caucuses[303]
2,819 		911
(32.32%) 		- 118
(4.19%) 		- - - - - 1,790
(63.50%) 		-
100 (of 116) Massachusetts
Primary[304]
630,962 		32 Del.
160,893
(25.50%) 		47 Del.
245,943
(38.98%) 		31,824
(5.04%) 		45,456
(7.20%) 		21 Del.
134,341
(21.29%) 		1,394
(0.22%) 		853
(0.14%) 		1,203
(0.19%) 		5,080
(0.81%) 		3,975[p]
(0.63%)
0 (of 20) Nevada
Caucuses[q][305][306]
3,282 		1,236
(37.66%) 		1,731
(52.74%) 		20
(0.61%) 		44
(1.34%) 		8
(0.24%) 		- - - 243
(0.00%) 		-
0 (of 53) Oklahoma
Caucuses[r][307]
7,498 CDs 		2,915 CDs
(38.88%) 		3,247 CDs
(43.30%) 		276 CDs
(3.68%) 		301 CDs
(4.01%) 		3 CDs
(0.04%) 		- - - 756
(10.08%) 		-
22 (of 27) Rhode Island
Primary[308]
44,511 		10 Del.
15,338
(34.46%) 		12 Del.
20,011
(44.96%) 		3,875
(8.71%) 		2,249
(5.05%) 		2,146
(4.82%) 		96
(0.22%) 		273
(0.61%) 		84
(0.19%) 		439
(0.99%) 		-
0 (of 70) Washington
Caucuses[s][309] 		(~33.20%) (~52.70%) (~3.00%) (<1.00%) (~1.00%) - - - (~9.60%) -
3 (of 3) American Samoa
Caucuses[310]
70 		3 Del.
70
(100.00%) 		- - - - - - - - -
0 (of 3) Democrats Abroad
Primary[311]
2,241 		886
(39.54%) 		729
(32.53%) 		227
(10.13%) 		95
(4.24%) 		110
(4.91%) 		- - - 194
(8.66%) 		-
March 14 0 (of 18) Delaware
Caucuses[312]
2,486 		1,293
(52.01%) 		823
(33.11%) 		347
(13.96%) 		11
(0.44%) 		- - - - 12
(0.48%) 		?[t]
0 (of 14) North Dakota
Caucuses[u][313] 		(~33.00%) (~27.00%) (~2.00%) - - - - - (~35.00%) -
March 15 0 (of 14) Alaska
Caucuses[v][314] 		(~31.00%) (~41.00%) (~10.30%) ? - - - - (~17.70%) -
March 17 0 (of 42) Arkansas
Caucuses[w][315]
3,437 CDs 		1,516 CDs
(44.11%) 		1,037 CDs
(30.17%) 		685 CDs
(19.93%) 		- - - - - 199 CDs
(5.79%) 		-
0 (of 63) Kentucky
Caucuses[x][316]
1,895 DDs 		576 DDs
(30.40%) 		272 DDs
(14.35%) 		337 DDs
(17.78%) 		- - - - - 710 DDs
(37.47%) 		-
3 (of 3) Latin American[y]
Caucuses[317] 		- - - - - - - - 3 Del. -
136 (of 155) Michigan
Caucuses[z][318][319]
131,671 		78 Del.
66,866
(50.78%) 		49 Del.
42,147
(32.01%) 		9 Del.
22,057
(16.75%) 		- - - - - 601
(0.46%) 		-
0 (of 43) Mississippi
Caucuses[320][321]
19,782
429 DVs 		4,365
(22.07%)
137.18 DVs
(31.97%) 		1,211
(6.12%)
38.19 DVs
(8.90%) 		9,146
(46.23%)
123.37 DVs
(28.76%) 		- - - - - 5,060
(25.58%)
129.98 DVs
(30.30%) 		-
0 (of 48) South Carolina
Caucuses[aa][322] 		(~9.90%) (~12.30%) (~24.90%) - - - - - (~52.80%) -
March 18 48 (of 53) Puerto Rico
Primary[ab][323]
135,343 		48 Del.
134,241
(99.19%) 		724
(0.53%) 		- 378
(0.28%) 		- - - - - -
March 20 0 (of 194) Illinois
Pres. Primary[ac][324]
1,659,425 		670,951
(40.43%) 		584,579
(35.23%) 		348,843
(21.02%) 		19,800
(1.19%) 		25,336
(1.53%) 		2,182
(0.13%) 		2,786
(0.17%) 		- - 4,948
(0.30%)
171 (of 194) Illinois
Del. Primary[325] 		97 Del. 39 Del. 0 Del.[ad] - - - - - - 35 Del.[ad]
0 (of 86) Minnesota
Caucuses[ae][326] 		(~62.00%) (~7.00%) (~3.00%) - - - - - (~28.00%) -
March 24 0 (of 44) Kansas
Caucuses[327]
761 CDs 		372 DDs
(48.89%) 		317 DDs
(41.66%) 		25 DDs
(3.29%) 		- - - - - 47 DDs
(6.18%) 		-
0 (of 78) Virginia
Caucuses[af][328][329]
23,952
3,449 DDs 		6,972
(29.11%)
1,050 DDs
(30.44%) 		4,164
(17.38%)
507 DDs
(14.70%) 		7,856
(32.80%)
920 DDs
(26.67%) 		- - - - - 4,960
(20.71%)
972 DDs
(28.18%) 		-
March 25 0 (of 25) Montana
Caucuses[330]
13,788 		4,929
(35.75%) 		6,810
(49.39%) 		347
(2.52%) 		- - - - - 1,330
(9.65%) 		-
March 26 0 (of 48) South Carolina
County Conventions[331]
1,250 CDs 		149 DDs
(11.92%) 		186 DDs
(14.88%) 		365 DDs
(29.20%) 		- - - - - 550 DDs
(44.00%) 		-
March 27 35 (of 60) Connecticut
Primary[332][333][334]
220,842 		12 Del.
64,230
(29.08%) 		22 Del.
116,286
(52.66%) 		1 Del.
26,395
(11.95%) 		955
(0.43%) 		2,426
(1.10%) 		6,098
(2.76%) 		196
(0.09%) 		2,283
(1.03%) 		1,973
(0.89%) 		-
March 31 34 (of 58) Oklahoma
County Conventions[335]
945 DDs 		389 DDs
(41.56%) 		476 DDs
(50.85%) 		13 DDs
(1.39%) 		- - - - - 57 DDs
(6.09%) 		1 DDs[ag]
(0.10%)
April 1 0 (of 42) Arkansas
County Conventions[336]
1,037 DDs 		487 DDs
(46.96%) 		300 DDs
(28.93%) 		207 DDs
(19.96%) 		- - - - - 43 DDs
(4.15%) 		-
April 3 252 (of 285) New York
Primary[337]
1,387,950 		132 Del.
621,581
(44.78%) 		73 Del.
380,564
(27.42%) 		47 Del.
355,541
(25.62%) 		15,941
(1.15%) 		4,547
(0.33%) 		2,877
(0.21%) 		6,815
(0.49%) 		- - 84
(0.01%)
0 (of 89) Wisconsin
Primary[338]
635,768 		261,374
(41.11%) 		282,435
(44.42%) 		62,524
(9.83%) 		6,398
(1.01%) 		10,166
(1.60%) 		683
(0.11%) 		2,984
(0.47%) 		1,650
(0.26%) 		7,554
(1.19%) 		-
April 7 0 (of 89) Wisconsin
Caucus[339][340]
33,886
1,799 DDs 		18,169
(53.62%)
1,038 DDs
(57.70%) 		10,199
(30.10%)
547 DDs
(30.41%) 		5,026
(14.83%)
183 DDs
(10.17%) 		- - - - - 492
(1.45%)
31 DDs
(1.72%) 		-
April 10 0 (of 195) Pennsylvania
Pres. Primary[341]
1,656,294 		747,267
(45.12%) 		551,335
(33.29%) 		264,463
(15.97%) 		22,605
(1.37%) 		13,139
(0.79%) 		5,071
(0.31%) 		22,829
(1.38%) 		2,972
(0.18%) 		- 26,613
(1.61%)
172 (of 195) Pennsylvania
Del. Primary[342] 		132 Del. 20 Del. 16 Del. - - - - - 4 Del. -
April 14 0 (of 14) Alaska
District Conventions[ah][343][344]
347 SDs 		113 SDs
(~32.56%) 		111 SDs
(~32.00%) 		34 SDs
(~9.80%) 		- - - - - 74 SDs
(~21.33%) 		-
33 (of 40) Arizona
Caucuses[345]
33,566 		15 Del.
13,349
(35.75%) 		17 Del.
15,218
(49.39%) 		1 Del.
4,506
(2.52%) 		- - - - - - -
26 (of 44) Kansas
District Conventions[346] 		14 Del. 11 Del. - - - - - - 1 Del. -
53 (of 63) Kentucky
District Conventions[347] 		19 Del. 3 Del. 6 Del. - - - - - 25 Del. -
14 (of 18) North Dakota
State Convention[348] 		10 Del. 3 Del. - - - - - - 1 Del. 4 Del.[ai]
29 (of 58) Oklahoma
District Conventions[349] 		13 Del. 16 Del. - - - - - - - -
41 (of 48) South Carolina
State Convention[350] 		6 Del. 6 Del. 17 Del. - - - - - 12 Del. -
April 16 25 (of 43) Mississippi
District Caucuses[351] 		10 Del. - 7 Del. - - - - - 8 Del. -
0 (of 86) Missouri
Caucuses[352]
964 DDs 		561 DDs
(58.20%) 		191 DDs
(19.81%) 		176 DDs
(18.26%) 		- - - - - 36 DDs
(3.73%) 		-
April 25 22 (of 27) Utah
Caucuses[353]
9,446 		2 Del.
1,855
(19.64%) 		14 Del.
4,797
(50.78%) 		293
(3.10%) 		- - - - - 6 Del.
2,501
(26.48%) 		-
0 (of 17) Vermont
Caucuses[aj][354]
1,530 SDs 		458 SDs
(29.93%) 		677 SDs
(44.25%) 		192 SDs
(12.55%) 		- - - - - 66 SDs
(4.31%) 		-
April 28 3 (of 7) Guam
Territorial Convention[355]
250 		2.25 Del.
?
(~59.00%) 		0.75 Del.
?
(~29.00%) 		?
(~3.00%) 		- - - - - ?
(~9.00%) 		-
April 31 3.75 (of 6) Virgin Islands
Caucuses[356] 		2.25 Del. - 1.50 Del. - - - - - - -
May 1 15 (of 19) Washington, D.C.
Primary[357][358]
102,731 		4 Del.
26,320
(25.62%) 		7,305
(7.11%) 		11 Del.
69,106
(67.27%) 		- - - - - - -
65 (of 76) Tennessee
Primary[359]
322,063 		29 Del.
132,201
(41.05%) 		21 Del.
93,710
(29.10%) 		15 Del.
81,418
(25.28%) 		4,198
(1.30%) 		3,824
(1.19%) 		- - - - 30
(0.01%)
May 5 35 (of 42) Arkansas
District Conventions[360] 		19 Del. 9 Del. 7 Del. - - - - - - -
34 (of 58) Iowa
District Conventions[361][362] 		20 Del. 11 Del. - - 1 Del. - - - 2 Del. -
57 (of 69) Louisiana
Primary[363]
318,810 		14 Del.
71,162
(22.32%) 		18 Del.
79,593
(24.97%) 		25 Del.
136,707
(42.88%) 		- 3,158
(0.99%) 		- - - 19,409
(6.09%) 		8,781
(2.75%)
11 (of 43) Mississippi
State Caucuses[364] 		4 Del. - 3 Del. - - - - - 4 Del. -
0 (of 25) Montana
State Convention[365]
13,788 		7 Del. 12 Del. - - - - - - - -
14 (of 58) Oklahoma
State Convention[366] 		6 Del. 8 Del. - - - - - - - -
0 (of 200) Texas
Caucuses[ak][367] 		(~49.70%) (~27.00%) (~16.90%) - - - - - (~6.40%) -
53 (of 89) Wisconsin
District Conventions[368] 		31 Del. 17 Del. 5 Del. - - - - - - -
May 6 22 (of 27) Maine
State Convention[369] 		10 Del. 12 Del. - - - - - - - -
51 (of 86) Minnesota
District Conventions[370] 		39 Del. - - - - - - - 12 Del. -
15 (of 20) Nevada
State Convention[371] 		6 Del.[al] 9 Del.[am] - - - - - - - -
May 7 0 (of 48) Colorado
Caucuses[an][372]
6,073 		644
(10.60%) 		4,943
(81.39%) 		271
(4.46%) 		- - - - - 215
(3.54%) 		-
May 8 17 (of 60) Connecticut
Party Caucus[373] 		6 Del. 11 Del. - - - - - - - -
77 (of 88) Indiana
Primary[374][375]
716,955 		36 Del.
293,413
(40.93%) 		38 Del.
299,491
(41.77%) 		3 Del.
98,190
(13.70%) 		16,046
(2.24%) 		- - - - - 9,815
(1.37%)
154 (of 175) Ohio
Primary[376]
1,447,236 		67 Del.
583,595
(40.33%) 		79 Del.
608,528
(42.05%) 		8 Del.
237,133
(16.39%) 		- 8,991
(0.62%) 		- 4,653
(0.32%) 		- - 4,336
(0.30%)
0 (of 74) Maryland
Pres. Primary[377]
506,886 		215,222
(42.46%) 		123,365
(24.34%) 		129,387
(25.53%) 		6,238
(1.23%) 		5,796
(1.14%) 		- 1,768
(0.35%) 		1,467
(0.29%) 		15,807
(3.12%) 		7,836
(1.55%)
42 (of 74) Maryland
Del. Primary[378]
506,886 		28 Del. 3 Del. 9 Del. - - - - - 2 Del. -
75 (of 88) North Carolina
Primary[379]
960,857 		44 Del.
342,324
(35.63%) 		18 Del.
289,877
(30.17%) 		13 Del.
243,945
(25.39%) 		17,659
(1.84%) 		10,149
(1.06%) 		3,144
(0.33%) 		1,209
(0.13%) 		8,318
(0.87%) 		44,232
(4.60%) 		-
May 12 14 (of 44) Kansas
State Conventions[380] 		6 Del. 5 Del. - - - - - - - -
May 13 11 (of 14) Alaska
State Convention[381] 		6 Del. 4 Del. 1 Del. - - - - - - -
May 15 24 (of 30) Nebraska
Primary[382]
148,855 		8 Del.
39,635
(26.63%) 		16 Del.
86,582
(58.17%) 		13,495
(9.07%) 		- 1,561
(1.05%) 		- 538
(0.36%) 		450
(0.30%) 		4,631
(3.11%) 		1,963
(1.32%)
43 (of 50) Oregon
Primary[383]
399,679 		14 Del.
110,374
(27.62%) 		29 Del.
233,638
(58.46%) 		37,106
(9.28%) 		10,831
(2.71%) 		- - - - - 7,730
(1.93%)
May 19 0 (of 200) Texas
District Conventions[384]
5,655 SDs 		2,910 SDs
(~48.87%) 		1,371 SDs
(~23.02%) 		1,136 SDs
(~19.08%) 		- - - - - 222 SDs
(~3.73%) 		-
68 (of 78) Virginia
State Convention[385] 		21 Del. 13 Del. 22 Del. - - - - - 12 Del. -
May 22 0 (of 22) Idaho
Primary[386]
54,722 		16,460
(30.08%) 		31,737
(58.00%) 		3,104
(5.67%) 		- - - - - 2,225
(4.07%) 		1,196
(2.19%)
51 (of 86) Missouri
District Conventions[387] 		31 Del. 10 Del. 10 Del. - - - - - - -
May 24 14 (of 18) Delaware
State Convention[388] 		10 Del. 4 Del. - - - - - - - -
0 (of 22) Idaho
Caucuses[389]
381 SDs 		128 SDs
(33.60%) 		219 SDs
(57.48%) 		9 SDs
(2.36%) 		- - - - - 25 SDs
(6.56%) 		-
May 26 17 (of 17) Vermont
State Convention[390] 		5 Del. 8 Del. 3 Del. - - - - - - -
25 (of 89) Wisconsin
State Convention[391][392] 		15 Del. 8 Del. - - - - - - - -
May 27 19 (of 27) Hawaii
State Convention[393]
 6 Del. - - - - - - - 13 Del. -
June 2 8 (of 86) Missouri
State Committee[394] 		5 Del. - 3 Del. - - - - - - -
41 (of 70) Washington
District Conventions[395] 		17 Del. 23 Del. 1 Del. - - - - - - -
June 5 306 (of 333) California
Primary[396]
2,970,877 		72 Del.
1,049,342
(35.32%) 		205 Del.
1,155,499
(38.89%) 		29 Del.
546,693
(18.40%) 		96,770
(3.26%) 		69,926
(2.35%) 		- - - - 52,647
(1.77%)
0 (of 122) New Jersey
Pres. Primary[397]
676,561 		305,516
(45.16%) 		200,948
(29.70%) 		159,788
(23.62%) 		- - - - - - 10,309
(1.52%)
107 (of 122) New Jersey
Del. Primary[398] 		99 Del. - 8 Del. - - - - - - -
23 (of 27) New Mexico
Primary[399]
187,403 		11 Del.
67,675
(36.11%) 		12 Del.
87,610
(46.75%) 		22,168
(11.83%) 		- 5,143
(2.74%) 		- - - 1,477
(0.79%) 		3,330
(1.78%)
15 (of 19) South Dakota
Primary[400]
52,561 		6 Del.
20,495
(38.99%) 		9 Del.
26,641
(50.69%) 		2,738
(5.21%) 		- - - - - 1,304
(2.48%) 		1,383
(2.63%)
35 (of 44) West Virginia
Primary[401]
369,245 		22 Del.
198,776
(53.83%) 		13 Del.
137,866
(37.34%) 		24,697
(6.69%) 		- - - - - - 7,906
(2.14%)
June 9 43 (of 48) Colorado
State Convention[402] 		- 43 Del. - - - - - - - -
24 (of 58) Iowa
State Convention[403] 		15 Del. 7 Del. - - - - - - 2 Del. -
17 (of 86) Missouri
State Convention[404] 		10 Del. 4 Del. 2 Del. - - - - - - 1 Del.
June 10 20 (of 70) Washington
State Convention[405] 		9 Del. 11 Del. - - - - - - - -
June 12 20 (of 74) Maryland
State Committee[406] 		14 Del. - 6 Del. - - - - - - -
June 16 169 (of 200) Texas
State Convention[407] 		94 Del. 40 Del. 35 Del. - - - - - - -
June 17 18 (of 22) Idaho
State Convention[408] 		7 Del. 11 Del. - - - - - - - -
24 (of 86) Minnesota
State Convention[409] 		17 Del. - - - - - - - 7 Del. -
Total
3,933 delegates
18,147,022 votes 		1,643.50
6,952,912
(38.31%) 		1,165.75
6,504,842
(35.85%) 		322.50
3,282,431
(18.09%) 		13
617,909
(3.41%) 		22
334,801
(1.85%) 		27
52,759
(0.29%) 		0
51,437
(0.28%) 		0
33,684
(0.19%) 		114
146,212
(0.81%) 		39
170,035
(0.94%)
Suspected Delegate Count
as of June 27[410] 		1,466.15
(48.61%) 		385.50
(12.78%) 		377
(12.50%) 		208.85
(6.92%) 		53.75
(1.78%) 		30.55
(1.01%) 		23.65
(0.78%) 		27
(0.90%) 		0
(0.00%) 		0
(0.00%)

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Polling

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The following graph depicts the standing of each candidate in the poll aggregators from September 1991 to November 1992. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee, had an average polling lead of 7.9 percentage points over incumbent President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee.

Poll source Date Bill
Clinton
Democratic 		George
Bush
Republican 		Ross
Perot
Independent 		Other Undecided Lead
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [411] Oct. 31 – Nov. 1 44% 36% 14% – 6% 8%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [412] Oct. 30 – Oct. 31 43% 36% 15% – 6% 7%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [413] Oct. 21 – Oct. 22 43% 31% 18% – 8% 12%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [414] Oct. 13 – Oct. 15 47% 34% 13% – 6% 13%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [415] Oct. 6 – Oct. 8 49% 34% 10% – 7% 15%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [416] Sep. 28 – Sep. 30 52% 35% 7% – 6% 17%
Gallup [417] Sep. 17 – Sep. 20 50% 40% — – 10% 10%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [418] Sep. 11 – Sep. 15 51% 42% — – 7% 9%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [419] Aug. 31 – Sep. 2 54% 39% — – 7% 15%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [420] Aug. 21 – Aug. 22 52% 42% — – 6% 10%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [421] Aug. 17 58% 35% — – 7% 23%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [422] Aug. 10 – Aug. 12 58% 35% — – 7% 23%
Gallup [423] Jul. 31 – Aug. 2 57% 32% — – 11% 25%
Gallup [424] Jul. 24 – Jul. 16 56% 36% — – 8% 20%
Harris [425] Jul. 17 – Jul. 19 63% 33% - – 4% 30%
NBC News/Washington Post[426] Jul. 17 – Jul. 19 58% 29% - – 13% 29%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [427] Jul. 17 – Jul. 18 56% 34% — – 10% 22%
New York Times/CBS News Jul. 8 – Jul. 11 30% 33% 25% – 12% 3%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [428] Jul. 6 – Jul. 8 28% 35% 30% – 7% 5%
NBC News/Washington Post Jul. 5 – Jul. 7 28% 31% 33% – 8% 2%
Gallup [429] Jun. 26 – Jun. 30 27% 33% 32% – 8% 1%
New York Times/CBS News Jun. 17 – Jun. 20 24% 32% 30% – 14% 2%
Gallup [429] Jun. 12 – Jun. 14 24% 32% 34% – 10% 2%
Harris [430] Jun. 5 – Jun. 10 25% 33% 37% – 6% 4%
Gallup [431] Jun. 4 – Jun. 8 25% 31% 39% – 5% 8%
Gallup [432] May 18 – May 20 25% 35% 35% – 5% Tied
NBC News/Wall Street Journal[433] May 15 – May 19 27% 35% 30% – 8% 5%
Gallup [431] May 7 – May 10 29% 35% 30% – 6% 5%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [434] Apr. 20 – Apr. 22 26% 41% 25% – 8% 15%
New York Times/CBS News Apr. 20 – Apr. 23 28% 38% 23% – 11% 10%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [435] Mar. 31 – Apr. 1 25% 44% 24% – 7% 19%
New York Times/CBS News Mar. 26 – Mar. 29 31% 44% 16% – 9% 13%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [436] Mar. 20 – Mar. 22 43% 52% — – 5% 9%
Gallup/CNN/USA Today [437] Mar. 11 – Mar. 12 44% 50% — – 6% 6%
Gallup Feb. 19 – Feb. 20 43% 53% — – 4% 10%
Gallup [438] Feb. 6 – Feb. 9 38% 53% — – 9% 15%
Harris [439] Dec. 26 – Dec. 30 47% 48% — – 5% 1%

Gallup, Jr., George (1993). The Gallup Poll, Public Opinion 1992. Wilmington, Delaware: Scholarly Resources Inc.

Republican Polling

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Poll source Date
Others
Undecided
 Leading by
(points)
Gallup Poll News Service May 23, 1940 - - - - 20.4% - - - - - - - - - 7.1% 6.7% 7.6% - 58.2% 12.8
Gallup Poll News Service March 25, 1940 - - 1.2% 1.3% 42.6% 1.2% - - 8.8% 0.9% 4.2% - - 1.3% 16.8% 21.8% - - - 20.8
Gallup Poll News Service March 6, 1940 - - - - 35.0% - - - - - - - - - 15.5% 16.3% - - 33.2% 18.7
- - - - 32.1% - - - - - - - - - - 20.1% - - 47.8% 12.0
Gallup Poll News Service January 19, 1940 - - - - 41.7% - - - - - - - - - 15.7% 16.5% - - 26.0% 25.2
Gallup Poll News Service October 24, 1939 - - - - 28.3% - - - - - - - - - 22.1% 29.3% - - 20.3% 1.0
Gallup Poll News Service October 10, 1939 - - - - 39.5% - - - - - - - - - - 24.5% - - 36.0% 15.0
Gallup Poll News Service August 8, 1939 - - - - 42.7% - - - - - - - - - - 23.8% - - 33.5% 18.9
Gallup Poll News Service November 11, 1938 6.9% - - - 27.1% - 4.3% - - 2.3% 13.5% - 6.1% - 16.4% 20.1% - 3.4% - 7.0
Gallup Poll News Service December 29, 1936 - 5.5% - - - - - 0.5% 1.6% - 7.2% 0.3% 0.5% - - 6.1% - 5.3% 73.0% 1.1
Gallup Poll News Service November 13, 1936 - 22.9% - - - - - 2.9% 6.2% - 15.5% - 3.7% - - 14.7% - - 34.3% 7.4
Poll source Date
Others
Undecided
 Leading by
(points)
Gallup Poll News Service March 25, 1940 0.6% - - - - - 4.5% 10.9% - 12.1% - 0.4% - 2.5% - 3.6% - 62.6% - 0.8% 2.1% - - 50.5
1.7% - - - - - 18.4% 25.1% - 26.9% - 2.4% - 10.6% - 7.9% - - - 2.7% 4.3% - - 1.8
Gallup Poll News Service October 24, 1939 - - - - 15.8% - - 26.8% - - - - - - - 31.0% - - - - - - 26.4% 4.2
Gallup Poll News Service Jun 7, 1939 - - - - - - - 28.1% - - - - - - - - - 44.7% - - - - 27.2% 16.6
Gallup Poll News Service December 16, 1938 - 1.7% 0.9% 4.8% - - 8.0% 34.3% 4.8% 14.4% - - 7.8% - 12.4% 2.9% 4.2% - - 3.9% - - - 19.9

Democratic Polling

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Poll Source Field Date(s) Sample Size Franklin Roosevelt
Democratic 		Wendell Willkie
Republican 		Others Undecided Leading by
(points)
Election Results November 5, 1936 54.74% 44.78% 0.48% - 9.96
Gallup Poll News Service November 2, 1940 3,094 (A) 51.13% 47.41% 0.36% 1.10% 3.72
Gallup Poll News Service October 24, 1940 10,325 (A) 47.65% 44.18% 0.24% 7.93% 3.47
Gallup Poll News Service October 23, 1940 3,161 (A) 48.24% 43.53% 0.25% 7.98% 4.71
Gallup Poll News Service October 22, 1940 11,860 (A) 49.89% 41.78% 0.40% 7.93% 8.11
Gallup Poll News Service October 19, 1940 5,525 (A) 48.25% 45.09% 0.47% 6.19% 3.16
Gallup Poll News Service October 9, 1940 3,134 (A) 50.03% 41.42% 0.64% 7.91% 8.61
Gallup Poll News Service October 5, 1940 6,221 (A) 46.71% 45.64% 0.39% 7.49% 1.07
Gallup Poll News Service September 30, 1940 3,089 (A) 48.82% 42.02% 0.32% 8.84% 6.80
Gallup Poll News Service September 20, 1940 2,957 (A) 48.26% 40.68% 0.10% 10.96% 7.58
Gallup Poll News Service September 14, 1940 7,489 (A) 47.59% 42.42% 0.49% 9.49% 5.17
Gallup Poll News Service September 3, 1940 4,536 (A) 42.66% 42.81% 0.30% 14.21% 0.15
Gallup Poll News Service August 21, 1940 3,117 (A) 43.22% 43.57% 0.32% 12.19% 0.35
Gallup Poll News Service August 9, 1940 3,117 (A) 40.26% 43.79% 0.64% 13.76% 3.53
Gallup Poll News Service August 8, 1940 5,790 (A) 42.07% 45.96% 0.86% 11.14% 3.89
Gallup Poll News Service July 31, 1940 3,060 (A) 43.59% 45.82% 0.33% 10.26% 2.23
Gallup Poll News Service July 19, 1940 3,117 (A) 42.67% 43.41% 0.48% 13.44% 0.74
Gallup Poll News Service July 16, 1940 1,626 (A) 44.28% 43.05% 0.31% 12.36% 1.23
Gallup Poll News Service July 11, 1940 2,490 (A) 46.43% 39.80% - 13.78% 6.63
Gallup Poll News Service July 3, 1940 3,121 (A) 42.04% 45.66% - 12.30% 3.62
Gallup Poll News Service Jun 11, 1940 3,091 (A) 52.73% 29.86% - 17.34% 22.87
Gallup Poll News Service May 29, 1940 3,159 (A) 54.51% 29.31% - 15.89% 25.20

1912 Democratic Primaries

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Date Total pledged

delegates

Contest Delegates won and popular vote
Clark Harmon Underwood Wilson Favorite-Sons Uncommitted Others Total
March 19 10 North Dakota[440] — — — — 10 Delegates
9,357 (100.00%) 		— — 9,357
April 2 26 Wisconsin[441] 6 Delegates
36,464 (44.17%) 		— — 20 Delegates
45,945 (55.65%) 		— — 148 (0.18%) 82,557
April 9 58 Illinois[442] 58 Delegates
218,483 (74.30%) 		— — 75,527 (25.69%) — — 42 (0.01%) 294,052
April 13 64 Pennsylvania[443] — — — 62 Delegates
98,000 (99.69%) 		— 304 (0.31%) — 474,032
April 19 16 Nebraska 14 Delegates
21,027 (41.01%) 		2 Delegates
12,454 (24.29%) 		— 14,289 (27.87%) — — 3,499 (6.82%)[ao] 51,269
10 Oregon 7,857 (43.41%) 606 (3.35%) — 10 Delegates
9,588 (52.97%) 		— — 49 (0.27%)[ap] 18,100
April 30 36 Massachusetts 36 Delegates
34,575 (68.87%) 		— — 15,002 (29.88%) — — 627 (1.25%) 50,204
May 1 12 Florida[442] — — 12 Delegates
28,343 (58.05%) 		20,482 (41.95%) — — — 48,825
May 5 28 Georgia[442] 20,867 (13.12%) 8,257 (5.19%) 28 Delegates
71,556 (45.00%) 		58,341 (36.69%) — — — 56,292
May 6 16 Maryland 16 Delegates
34,510 (53.52%) 		7,157 (11.10%) — 22,816 (35.38%) — — — 64,483
May 7 20 Mississippi[442] — — 20 Delegates
14,978 (66.27%) 		7,625 (33.73%) — — — 22,603
May 14 26 California 26 Delegates
43,163 (71.49%) 		— — 17,214 (28.51%) — — — 60,377
May 21 42 Ohio — 42 Delegates
100,099 (51.53%) 		— 89,116 (45.88%) — — 5,036 (2.59%) 194,251
May 28 26 New Jersey [444] 522 (1.07%) 60 (0.12%) — 26 Delegates
48,336 (98.69%) 		— — 62 (0.13%) 48,980
June 4 10 South Dakota 2,722 (20.40%) — — 10 Delegates
4,694 (35.17%) 		— 4,275 (32.03%) 1,655 (12.40%) 13,346
Totals 10 Delegates
0 (0.00%) 		36 Delegates
336,373 (14.54%) 		269 Delegates
1,183,238 (51.14%) 		131 Delegates
791,425 (34.21%) 		— 2,720 (0.00%) 2,313,756
  1. ^ Endorsed McGovern in the Ohio Presidential Primary
  2. ^ Endorsed Chisholm in the Michigan Presidential Primary
  3. ^ Switched to McGovern on July 9th.
  4. ^ This should not be taken as a finalized list of results. While a significant amount of research was done, there were a number of Delegates who were not bound by the instruction, or "Pledged" to a candidate, though an attempt has been made to display their initial preferences. Some states also held primaries for the delegate positions, and these on occasion were where slates or candidates pledge to a certain candidate might be elected; however, as these elections allowed for a single person to vote for multiple candidates, as many as the number of positions being filled, it is difficult to determine how many people actually voted in these primaries. For this reason, while the results of some are in the table, they are not included in the popular vote summaries at the bottom of the table.
  5. ^ Committed to Governor John Reynolds of Wisconsin.
  6. ^ District Conventions were held earlier, but information on these is sparse.
  7. ^ Initially Wallace was to be awarded 3 Delegates, having won the First Congressional District, but the delegate allocation rules were later changed to make it so that all Delegates were awarded to the Statewide winner.
  8. ^ Committed to Governor Matthew Welsh of Indiana.
  9. ^ Committed to Cuyahoga County Engineer Albert Porter of Ohio.
  10. ^ There were 3 separate delegates slates running, but all 3 were pledged to Lyndon Johnson.
  11. ^ Committed to Senator Daniel Brewster of Maryland.
  12. ^ Technically Hand-Picked by Governor Carl Sanders.
  13. ^ Super Delegates are included in the totals, though they were not awarded through the primary process; they were free to endorse whomever they chose.
  14. ^ Partial result only covering 1,857 of 2,495 precincts. While there were later projections of the number of delegates elected to the county conventions, they were not broken down.
  15. ^ Includes 5,058 Write-In votes for President Ronald Reagan at (5.00%).
  16. ^ Includes 3,595 Write-in votes for President Ronald Reagan at (0.57%).
  17. ^ Partial result; only 95% of the vote was tallied in the source.
  18. ^ Partial result; only ?% of the vote was tallied in the source.
  19. ^ Hard numbers weren't given in terms of votes or delegates.
  20. ^ There were reportedly votes for Senator Joseph Biden as a Favorite-Son, but no hard numbers.
  21. ^ Hard numbers weren't given in terms of votes or delegates.
  22. ^ Hard numbers weren't given in terms of votes or delegates.
  23. ^ Raw vote totals were reported only in part.
  24. ^ The Kentucky Caucuses were held in two stages; Urban Caucuses was held on the 17th, and Rural Caucuses was held on the 31st.
  25. ^ Refers to the Panama Canal Zone.
  26. ^ Partial result; 4 caucus locations of 397 remained outstanding.
  27. ^ Results only represent 79% of precincts, with no hard numbers being given in the source.
  28. ^ Results only represent 95% of precincts.
  29. ^ Results only represent 98% of precincts.
  30. ^ a b Jackson did not field delegates in the Chicago area, instead favoring delegates that supported Chicago Mayor Harold Washington as a Favorite-Son.
  31. ^ From an unscientific poll done by the State Party.
  32. ^ The Virginia Caucuses were held in two stages; Rural Caucuses was held on the 24th, and Urban Caucuses was held on the 26th.
  33. ^ Delegate was for Senator David Boren.
  34. ^ There remained a single District that was outstanding, as a dispute arose on its delegate apportionment.
  35. ^ Not for any particular candidate; these delegates were elected to represent an "Agricultural Caucus", aimed at agricultural issues.
  36. ^ Partial result; results from only 158 of 195 communities were tallied, leaving about 19% of the delegates still outstanding.
  37. ^ Hard numbers weren't given in terms of votes or delegates.
  38. ^ This is an estimate, as the source bunched the Pledged Delegates with the Super Delegates.
  39. ^ This is an estimate, as the source bunched the Pledged Delegates with the Super Delegates.
  40. ^ Only about half of the precincts were in at the time of this source.
  41. ^ 1,271 votes were for Robert G. Ross.
  42. ^ 25 votes were for Robert La Follette.

Primary Election Endorsements

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1912 Republican Primaries

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Date Total pledged

delegates

Contest Delegates won and popular vote
Cummins La Follette Roosevelt Taft Uncommitted Others Total
February 6 12 Florida [448] — — — 12 Delegates — — —
28 Georgia [448][449] — — — 28 Delegates — — —
March 19 10 North Dakota[440] — 10 Delegates
34,123 (57.19%) 		23,669 (39.67%) 1,876 (3.14%) — — 59,668
March 26 90 New York [a][450][451][452] — — 7 Delegates
16,923 (33.57%) 		83 Delegates
33,492 (66.43%) 		— — 50,415
April 2 26 Wisconsin[441] — 26 Delegates
133,354 (73.22%) 		628 (0.35%)W.I. 47,514 (26.09%) — 643 (0.35%) 182,139
April 6 6 Nevada [b][453] — — — 6 Delegates — — —
April 9 58 Illinois[442] — 42,692 (9.77%) 56 Delegates 266,917 (61.07%) 2 Delegates
127,481 (29.17%) 		— 3 (0.00%) 437,090
April 13 64 Pennsylvania[454] — — 52 Delegates 282,853 (59.67%) 12 Delegates
191,179 (40.33%) 		— — 474,032
April 19 16 Nebraska[442] — 16,785 (21.26%) 16 Delegates 46,795 (59.27%) 13,341 (16.90%) — 2,036 (2.58%)[c] 78,957
10 Oregon[442] — 22,491 (31.27%) 10 Delegates 28,905 (40.19%) 20,517 (28.53%) — 14 (0.02%) 71,913
April 30 36 Massachusetts [d][455] — 2,058 (1.20%) 18 Delegates 83,099 (48.32%) 18 Delegates
86,722 (50.43%) 		— 3 (0.00%) 171,822
May 5 16 Maryland[442] — — 16 Delegates 29,674 (52.71%) 26,618 (47.29%) — — 56,292
May 14 26 California — 45,876 (18.08%) 26 Delegates
138,563 (54.60%) 		69,345 (27.32%) — — 253,784
May 21 42 Ohio [444] — 15,570 (5.19%) 34 Delegates
165,809 (55.32%) 		8 Delegates
118,362 (39.49%) 		— — 299,741
May 28 26 New Jersey [444] — 3,464 (3.18%) 24 Delegates
61,297 (56.33%) 		2 Delegates
44,034 (40.47%) 		— 21 (0.02%) 108,816
June 4 10 South Dakota — 19,960 (28.92%) 10 Delegates
38,106 (55.22%) 		10,944 (15.86%) — — 69,010
Totals 10 Delegates
0 (0.00%) 		36 Delegates
336,373 (14.54%) 		269 Delegates
1,183,238 (51.14%) 		131 Delegates
791,425 (34.21%) 		— 2,720 (0.00%) 2,313,756
  1. ^ Note: New York held a delegate primary, in which delegates to the National Convention were directly elected; no candidate for the nomination was actually on the ballot. The delegate results are based on the pledges of the delegates elected in the primary. The vote itself is also incomplete, with many Districts missing entirely.
  2. ^ Note: The vote in the Nevada Primary isn't known, only the winner.
  3. ^ 605 votes were for Robert G. Ross.
  4. ^ Note: The Presidential Preference Primary and the Delegate Primary were held separately; despite personally carrying the State, Taft's delegates lost the At-Large contest to Roosevelt delegates.

Primary Election Endorsements

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1988 Republican Primaries

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Primary Schedule and Delegate Counts Here: https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metacrs9070/m1/1/high_res_d/88-190GOV_1988Feb29.pdf

Date Total pledged

delegates

Contest Delegates won and popular vote
Bush Dole Robertson Kemp Du Pont Haig Uncommitted Others Total
January 14 77 Michigan Caucuses[456][457] 37 Delegates
919 SDs 		54 SDs 8 Delegates
360 SDs 		32 Delegates
274 SDs 		18 SDs 0 SDs 0 SDs 0 SDs 1,625 SDs
February 4 20 Hawaii Caucuses[458] 147 SDs 153 SDs 1,368 SDs 10 SDs 4 SDs 1 SDs 0 SDs 0 SDs 1,683 SDs
February 8 37 Iowa Caucuses[203] 0
20,218 (18.59%) 		0
40,629 (37.35%) 		0
26,729 (24.57%) 		0
12,078 (11.10%) 		0
8,013 (7.37%) 		0
364 (0.33%) 		0
739 (0.68%) 		0
0 (0.00%) 		0
108,770
February 9 18 Wyoming Caucuses[203][459] 3 Delegates
98 (23.00%) 		4 Delegates
195 (45.77%) 		46 (10.80%) 28 (6.57%) 9 (2.11%) 2 (0.47%) 1 Delegate
48 (11.27%) 		0 (0.00%) 426
February 16 23 New Hampshire[460] 0
59,290 (37.67%) 		0
44,797 (28.46%) 		0
14,775 (9.39%) 		0
20,114 (12.78%) 		0
15,885 (10.09%) 		0
481 (0.31%) 		0
0 (0.00%) 		0
2,044 (1.30%) 		0
157,386
February 18 20 Nevada Caucuses[461] 1,320 (26.61%) 1,112 (22.41%) 714 (14.39%) 634 (12.78%) 30 (0.60%) 6 (0.12%) 1,145 (23.08%) — 4,961
February 23 18 South Dakota[462] 17,404 (18.63%) 18 Delegates
51,599 (55.24%) 		18,310 (19.60%) 4,290 (4.59%) 576 (0.62%) 0 (0.00%) 1,226 (1.31%) 0 (0.00%) 93,405
31 Minnesota Caucuses[463] 5,979 (10.64%) 23,923 (42.56%) 15,969 (28.41%) 8,535 (15.18%) — — 1,613 (2.87%) 192 (0.34%) 56,211
March 1 19 Alaska[464] 487 SDs 395 SDs 941 SDs 139 SDs ? SDs ? SDs ? SDs ? SDs >2,000 SDs
None Vermont[465] 23,565 (49.27%) 18,655 (39.00%) 2,452 (5.13%) 1,877 (3.92%) 808 (1.69%) 324 (0.68%) — 151 (0.32%) 47,832
March 5 37 South Carolina[466] 37
94,738 (48.51%) 		40,265 (20.62%) 37,261 (19.08%) 22,431 (11.49%) 316 (0.16%) 177 (0.09%) — 104 (0.05%)[a] 213,565
March 8 38 Alabama[467] 35
137,807 (64.53%) 		3
34,733 (16.26%) 		29,776 (13.94%) 10,557 (4.94%) 576 (0.62%) 392 (0.18%) — — 213,565
27 Arkansas[467] 14
32,114 (47.02%) 		7
17,667 (25.87%) 		5
12,918 (18.91%) 		1
3,449 (5.12%) 		359 (0.53%) 346 (0.51%) 1,402 (2.05%) — 68,305
82 Florida[467] 82
559,397 (62.14%) 		191,494 (21.27%) 95,037 (10.56%) 41,762 (4.64%) 6,718 (0.75%) 5,849 (0.65%) — — 900,257
48 Georgia[467] 48
215,516 (53.75%) 		94,749 (23.63%) 65,163 (16.25%) 23,409 (5.84%) 1,309 (0.33%) 782 (0.20%) - - 400,928
38 Kentucky[467] 27
72,020 (59.32%) 		11
27,868 (22.96%) 		13,526 (11.14%) 4,020 (3.31%) 457 (0.38%) 422 (0.35%) 2,245 (1.85%) 844 (0.70%)[b] 121,402
34 Louisiana[467] 34
83,684 (57.80%) 		25,624 (17.70%) 26,294 (18.16%) 7,722 (5.33%) 851 (0.59%) 598 (0.41%) — — 144,773
41 Maryland[467] 41
107,026 (53.31%) 		64,987 (32.37%) 12,860 (6.41%) 11,909 (5.93%) 2,551 (1.27%) 1,421 (0.71%) — — 200,754
52 Massachusetts[467] 30
141,113 (53.31%) 		13
63,392 (26.28%) 		3
10,891 (4.52%) 		2
16,791 (6.96%) 		3,522 (1.46%) 1,705 (0.71%) 3,416 (1.42%) 351 (0.15%) 241,181
31 Mississippi[467] 27
104,814 (66.06%) 		2
27,004 (17.02%) 		2
21,378 (13.47%) 		5,479 (3.45%) — — — — 158,675
47 Missouri[467] 22
168,812 (42.17%) 		18
164,394 (41.07%) 		44,705 (11.17%) 14,180 (3.54%) 1,788 (0.45%) 858 (0.21%) 5,563 (1.39%) — 400,300
54 North Carolina[467] 29
124,260 (45.38%) 		25
107,032 (39.09%) 		26,861 (9.81%) 11,361 (4.15%) 944 (0.35%) 546 (0.20%) 2,797 (1.02%) — 273,801
36 Oklahoma[467] 33
78,224 (37.44%) 		3
73,016 (34.95%) 		44,067 (21.09%) 11,439 (5.48%) 938 (0.45%) 715 (0.34%) — 539 (0.26%)[c] 208,938
21 Rhode Island[467] 15
10,401 (64.86%) 		6
3,628 (22.63%) 		911 (5.68%) 792 (4.94%) 80 (0.50%) 49 (0.31%) 174 (1.09%) — 16,035
45 Tennessee[467] 29
152,515 (59.99%) 		10
55,027 (21.64%) 		32,015 (12.59%) 10,911 (4.29%) 646 (0.25%) 777 (0.31%) 2,340 (0.92%) — 254,252
111 Texas[467] 111
648,178 (63.86%) 		140,795 (13.87%) 155,449 (15.32%) 50,586 (4.98%) 4,245 (0.42%) 3,140 (0.31%) 12,563 (1.24%) — 1,014,956
None Virginia[467] 124,738 (53.28%) 60,921 (26.02%) 32,173 (13.74%) 10,809 (4.62%) 1,229 (0.53%) 597 (0.26%) 3,675 (1.57%) — 234,142
41 Washington Caucus[467] 3,694 (24.29%) 3,955 (26.00%) 5,934 (39.01%) 1,144 (7.52%) 33 (0.22%) 6 (0.04%) 444 (2.92%) — 15,210
March 15 82 Illinois[468] 61
469,151 (54.64%) 		21
309,253 (36.02%) 		59,087 (6.88%) 12,687 (1.48%) 4,653 (0.54%) 3,806 (0.44%) — — 858,637
March 29 35 Connecticut[469] 35
73,501 (70.56%) 		21,005 (20.16%) 3,191 (3.06%) 3,281 (3.15%) — — 3,193 (3.07%) — 104,171
April 4 36 Colorado[470] 36
11,628 (76.31%) 		— 1,450 (9.52%) — — — 2,160 (14.18%) — 15,238
April 5 47 Wisconsin 47 Delegates
295,295 (82.19%) 		28,460 (7.92%) 24,798 (6.90%) 4,915 (1.37%) 1,504 (0.42%) 1,554 (0.46%) 2,372 (0.66%) 396 (0.11%) 359,294
April 5 136 New York 136 Delegates — — — — — — — —
17 Vermont Caucus — — — — — — — —
April 23 33 Arizona Caucus — — — — — — — —
April 24 4 Guam Caucus — — — — — — — —
April 25 26 Utah Caucus — — — — — — — —
April 26 96 Pennsylvania 96 Delegates
687,323 (78.95%) 		103,763 (11.92%) 79,463 (9.13%) — — — — — 870,549
May 3 14 Washington, D.C. 14 Delegates
5,890 (87.65%) 		469 (6.98%) 268 (3.99%) — — — — 93 (1.38%) 6,720
51 Indiana 51 Delegates
351,829 (80.39%) 		42,878 (9.80%) 28,712 (6.56%) 14,236 (3.25%) — — — — 437,655
88 Ohio 88 Delegates
643,907 (81.00%) 		94,650 (11.91%) 56,347 (7.09%) — — — — — 794,904
May 10 25 Nebraska 25 Delegates
138,784 (68.02%) 		45,572 (22.33%) 10,334 (5.06%) 8,423 (4.13%) — — — 936 (0.46%) 204,049
28 West Virginia 28 Delegates
110,705 (77.34%) 		15,600 (10.90%) 10,417 (7.28%) 3,820 (2.68%) — — — 2,598 (1.82%)[d] 143,140
May 17 32 Oregon 32 Delegates
199,938 (72.84%) 		49,128 (17.90%) 21,212 (7.73%) — — — — 4,208 (1.53%) 274,486
May 24 22 Idaho 22 Delegates
55,464 (81.24%) 		— 5,876 (8.61%) — — — 6,935 (10.16%) — 68,275
June 4 175 California 175 Delegates
1,856,273 (82.86%) 		289,220 (12.91% 94,779 (4.23%) — — — — 115 (0.01%)[e] 2,240,387
20 Montana 20 Delegates
63,098 (73.05%) 		16,762 (19.41%) — — — — 6,520 (7.55%) — 86,380
64 New Jersey 24 Delegates
241,033 (100.00%) 		— — — — — — — 241,033
26 New Mexico 26 Delegates
69,359 (78.16%) 		9,305 (10.35%) 5,350 (6.03%) — — 2,161 (2.44%) 2,569 (2.90%) — 88,744
June 14 16 North Dakota 16 Delegates
37,062 (93.99%) 		— — — — — — 2,372 (6.02%)[f] 39,434
Estimated pledged delegates 61 119 10 3 0 0 10 0 174
  1. ^ South Carolina "Other" Vote
  2. ^ Kentucky "Other" Vote
  3. ^ Oklahoma "Other" Vote
  4. ^ West Virginia "Other" Vote
  5. ^ California "Other" Vote
  6. ^ North Dakota "Other" Vote
Candidates in this section are sorted by date of withdrawal from the primaries
Pat Robertson Bob Dole Jack Kemp Pete du Pont
CEO of the Christian Broadcasting Network
from Virginia 		U.S. Senator
from Kansas
(1969–1996) 		U.S. Representative
from New York
(1971–1989) 		Governor
of Delaware
(1977–1985)
Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign
S: April 7, 1988
1,097,446 votes
17 PD 		W: March 30, 1988
2,333,375 votes
178 PD 		w: March 28, 1988
331,333 votes 		W: February 18, 1988
49,783 votes
[471] [472] [261][473] [261][473]
Alexander Haig Paul Laxalt Donald Rumsfeld Harold Stassen
U.S. Secretary of State
from Pennsylvania
(1981–1982) 		U.S. Senator
from Nevada
(1974–1987) 		U.S. Secretary of Defense
from Illinois
(1975–1977) 		Director of the FOA
from Minnesota
(1953–1955)
Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign
W: February 12, 1988
26,619 votes 		W: August 26, 1987
E: June 8, 1988 		W: April 2, 1987 ?: ?
2,682 votes
[474]

General Election Endorsements

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Other Stuff

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1972 Democratic Candidates

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Candidates in this section are sorted by performance in the delegate contests
George McGovern Hubert Humphrey George Wallace Edmund Muskie Henry M. Jackson Wilbur Mills Shirley Chisholm
U.S. Senator
from South Dakota
(1963–1981) 		U.S. Vice President
from Minnesota
(1965–1969) 		Governor of Alabama
(1961–1967; 1971–1979) 		U.S. Senator
from Maine
(1959–1980) 		U.S. Senator
from Washington
(1953–1983) 		U.S. Representative
from Arkansas
(1939–1977) 		U.S. Representative
from New York
(1969–1983)
Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign
AC: January 18, 1971
4,051,565 votes
1,378.90 PD 		AC: January 10, 1972
4,119,230 votes
386.30 PD 		AC: January 13, 1972
3,755,424 votes
377.00 PD 		AC: January 4, 1972
SC: April 27, 1972
1,838,314 votes
209.10 PD 		AC: November 19, 1971
SC: May 2, 1972
504,596 votes
53.75 PD 		AC: February 11, 1972
37,401 votes
30.55 PD 		AC: January 25, 1972
430,733 votes
28.65 PD
[515][516] [515][517] [515][518] [515][519][520] [515][521][522] [515][523] [515][524]
Terry Sanford John Lindsay Eugene McCarthy Sam Yorty Vance Hartke Patsy Mink Fred R. Harris
Governor of North Carolina
(1961–1965) 		Mayor of New York
from New York
(1966–1973) 		U.S. Senator
from Minnesota
(1959–1971) 		Mayor of Los Angeles
from California
(1961–1973) 		U.S. Senator
from Indiana
(1959–1977) 		U.S. Representative
from Hawaii
(1965–1977) 		U.S. Senator
from Oklahoma
(1964–1973)
Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign Campaign
AC: March 8, 1972
331,415 votes
27 PD 		AC: December 28, 1971
W: April 4, 1972
196,406 votes
6 PD 		AC: December 17, 1971
553,352 votes 		AC: November 16, 1971
W: June 5, 1972
E-HH: June 5, 1972
79,446 votes 		AC: January 3, 1972
W: March 26, 1972
E-HH: March 26, 1972
11,798 votes 		W: May 24, 1972
8,286 votes 		AC: September 24, 1971
W: November 10, 1971
[515][525] [515][526][527][528] [515][529] [515][530][531] [515][532] [515][533] [515][534][535]

1972 Endorsements

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Nationwide polling

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Poll source Date(s)
Administered
Bruce Babbitt
Joseph Biden
Bill Bradley
Bill Clinton
Mario Cuomo
Michael Dukakis
Dick Gephardt
Al Gore
Gary Hart
Jesse Jackson
Sam Nunn
Pat Schroeder
Paul Simon
Others
CBS[694] Nov. 4, 1986 1% 2% — — 20% — 1% — 26% 7% 1% — — 33%
CBS[695] Jan. 18-21, 1987 1% 1% — — 17% 1% 2% — 33% 9% 3% — — —
CBS[695] Mar. 28-29, 1987 3% 1% — — — 3% 2% 2% 38% 9% — — — —
CBS[696] May 5–6, 1987 — — — — — — — — 32% 10% — — — —
May 8: Gary Hart suspends his campaign
CBS[697] May 11–14, 1987 3% 1% 6% 2% 25% 6% 3% 4% — 12% 4% — 5% —
Gallup[698] July 6–19, 1987 1% 3% — — — 5% 5% 5% 25% 13% — — 6% —
CBS[699] July 21–22, 1987 3% 4% — — — 8% 3% 7% — 14% — 5% 6% —
Gallup[700] Aug. 24 - Sept. 2, 1987 2% 3% — — — 13% 6% 8% — 19% — 6% 7% —
CBS[701] Oct 18-22, 1987 2% — — — — 13% 3% 7% — 17% — — 10% —
Penn & Schoen[702] Oct. 30 - Nov. 2, 1987 2% — — — — 10% 4% 6% 17% 17% — — 7% —
CBS[703] Nov. 20-24, 1987 1% — — — — 9% 5% 6% — 25% — — 10% —
1% — — — 22% 7% 3% 6% — 23% — — 11% —
CBS[704] Dec. 15, 1987 4% — — — — 11% 3% 5% — 22% — — 5% 3%
2% — — — 22% 9% 1% 5% 21% 17% — — 4% 3%
December 16: Gary Hart re-enters the race
YCS[705] Dec. 17–18, 1987 – 14% 4% – 30% 22% 7%
Gallup[705] Dec. 17–18, 1987 – 10% 2% – 31% 13% 10%
YCS[705] Jan. 3–6, 1988 – 11% 4% – 28% 17% 13%
New York Times[705] Jan. 17–21, 1988 – 6% 4% – 23% 17% 9%
Washington Post/ABC[705] Jan. 17–23, 1988 – 11% 4% – 23% 25% 12%
Gallup[705] Jan. 22–24, 1988 3% 16% 9% 6% 23% 15% 9%
Harris Interactive[705] Jan. 7–26, 1988 – 15% 6% – 19% 15% 8%
Gordon Black[705] Jan. 21–28, 1988 – 13% 9% – 17% 13% 7%
CBS[706] Jan. 30-31, 1988 2% — — — — 8% 4% 4% 18% 16% — — 6% —
February 8: Iowa caucus
February 16: New Hampshire primary
CBS[707] Feb. 17-21, 1988 — — — — — 21% 12% 8% 10% 13% — — 6% 3%
March 8: Super Tuesday
CBS[708] Mar. 19-22, 1988 — — — — — 29% 8% 14% — 22% — — 6% —

Polling

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Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Richard
Nixon (R) 		George
McGovern (D) 		George
Wallace (A) [a] 		Other Undecided Margin
Harris[709] February, 1971 RV ± % 45% 34% 12% — 9% 11
Harris[709] April, 1971 RV ± % 46% 36% 13% — 5% 10
Harris[710] May, 1971 RV ± % 47% 33% 11% — 9% 14
Harris[711] August 24-27, 1971 RV ± % 48% 33% 13% — 6% 15
Harris[710] November, 1971 RV ± % 49% 31% 12% — 8% 18
Gallup[712] Feb. 4-7, 1972 RV ± % 49% 34% 11% — 6% 15
Harris[713][714] Feb. 28 - Mar. 7, 1972 RV ± % 53% 28% 13% — 6% 25
59% 32% - — 9% 27
Harris[713][714] Apr. 1-7, 1972 RV ± % 47% 29% 16% — 8% 18
54% 34% - — 12% 20
Gallup[715] Apr. 15-16, 1972 RV ± % 46% 31% 15% — 8% 15
Gallup[715] Apr. 21-24, 1972 RV ± % 45% 32% 16% — 7% 13
Gallup[715] Apr. 28 - May 1, 1972 RV ± % 43% 35% 15% — 7% 8
Harris[714] May 9-10, 1972 RV ± % 40% 35% 17% — 8% 5
48% 41% - — 11% 7
Gallup[716] May 26–29, 1972 RV ± % 43% 30% 19% — 8% 13
53% 34% - — 13% 19
Harris[717] Jun. 7-12, 1972 RV ± % 45% 33% 17% — 5% 12
54% 38% - — 8% 16
Gallup[718] Jun. 16–19, 1972 RV ± % 45% 32% 18% — 5% 13
53% 37% - — 10% 16
Harris[719] Jul. 1-6, 1972 RV ± % 55% 35% - — 10% 20
July 10–13: Democratic National Convention
Gallup[720] July 14–17, 1972 RV ± % 56% 37% - — 7% 19
Harris[719] Aug. 2-3, 1972 RV ± % 57% 34% - — 9% 23
Gallup[721] Aug. 4-7, 1972 RV ± % 57% 31% - — 12% 26
August 21–23: Republican National Convention
Gallup[722] Aug. 25-28, 1972 RV ± % 61% 36% - — 3% 25
Harris[723] Aug. 30 - Sept. 1, 1972 RV ± % 63% 29% - - 8% 34
Harris[724] Sept. 19-21, 1972 RV ± % 59% 31% - - 10% 28
Gallup[725] Sept. 22-25, 1972 RV ± % 61% 33% - 1% 5% 28
Harris[726] Oct. 3-5, 1972 RV ± % 60% 33% - - 7% 27
Gallup[727] Sept. 29 - Oct. 9, 1972 RV ± % 60% 34% - 1% 5% 26
Gallup[728] Oct. 13-16, 1972 RV ± % 59% 36% - - 5% 23
Harris[729] Oct. 17-19, 1972 RV ± % 59% 34% - - 7% 25
Harris[729] Oct. 24-26, 1972 RV ± % 60% 32% - - 8% 28
Gallup[730] Nov. 2-4, 1972 RV ± % 61% 35% - 1% 3% 26
Harris[731] Nov. 2-4, 1972 RV ± % 59% 35% - - 6% 24
Election Results Nov. 7, 1936 RV ± % 60.67% 37.52% - 1.81% - 23.15
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  2. ^ "Maine Caucuses". Journal Tribune. February 24, 1992. p. 3 – via Newspapers.com.
  3. ^ Berkes, Richard (26 Feb 1992). "Kerrey Is South Dakota Victor". The New York Times. p. A1.
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  33. ^ "Connecticut: Brown Gets Surprising Win Over Clinton". The Los Angeles Times. March 25, 1992. p. A12 – via Newspapers.com.
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  35. ^ "Clinton Says Brown's Flat Tax Would Hurt The Poor". The San Francisco Examiner. March 29, 1992. p. A8 – via Newspapers.com.
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  37. ^ "Alaska's Democrats Mostly Uncommitted". Daily Press. Apr 4, 1992. p. A3 – via Newspapers.com.
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  39. ^ "Clinton Sweeps Puerto Rico Vote". South Florida Sun Sentinel. April 6, 1992. p. 3A – via Newspapers.com.
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  45. ^ "Brown Tops Washoe Tally". Reno Gazette-Journal. April 12, 1992. p. 1 – via Newspapers.com.
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