Who's winning the 2020 Democratic primary?

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Updated Mar. 10, 2020

Winning the Democratic Party's presidential nomination requires a majority of the delegates sent to the party's national convention, most of whom are awarded through state primaries and caucuses. Here's a look at the race so far:

1,991 to win nomination
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Joe Biden

1509 delegates

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Bernie Sanders

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992 delegates

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Elizabeth Warren

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81 delegates

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Michael Bloomberg

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55 delegates

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Pete Buttigieg

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26 delegates

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Amy Klobuchar

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7 delegates

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Tulsi Gabbard

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2 delegates

Next up: Wyoming

April 18

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Due to the coronavirus pandemic Wyoming democratic caucus will be conducted entirely by mail.

Calendar

Biden

1509

Sanders

992

Other
Candidates

Feb. 3

Iowa

6

12

23

41 delegates pledged Warren, Buttigieg, Klobuchar

The precise results of the first-in-the-nation caucuses remain unresolved after a vote count marred by debacle.

Feb. 11

New Hampshire

9

15

24 delegates pledged Buttigieg, Klobuchar

Bernie Sanders narrowly won thanks to strong support from the state's largest cities.

Feb. 22

Nevada

9

24

3

36 delegates pledged Buttigieg

Sanders scored his largest victory to date and showed his strength in a state with a sizable Latino vote.

Feb. 29

South Carolina

39

15

54 delegates pledged

Joe Biden scored an overwhelming win in the first contest in a state with a large black population.

March 3

Alabama

44

8

52 delegates pledged

American Samoa

6

6 delegates pledged Bloomberg, Gabbard

Arkansas

17

9

5

31 delegates pledged Bloomberg

California

172

221

21

414 of 415 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Colorado

18

25

17

60 of 67 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Democrats abroad

4

9

13 delegates pledged

Maine

11

9

4

24 delegates pledged Warren

Massachusetts

37

29

25

91 delegates pledged Warren

Minnesota

38

27

10

75 delegates pledged Warren

North Carolina

68

37

5

110 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Oklahoma

21

13

3

37 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Tennessee

33

20

11

64 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Texas

111

102

15

228 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Utah

7

16

6

29 delegates pledged Warren, Bloomberg

Vermont

5

11

16 delegates pledged

Virginia

66

31

2

99 delegates pledged Warren

March 10

Idaho

11

9

20 delegates pledged

Michigan

73

52

125 delegates pledged

Mississippi

34

2

36 delegates pledged

Missouri

44

24

68 delegates pledged

North Dakota

6

8

14 delegates pledged

Washington

46

43

89 delegates pledged

March 14

Northern Mariana Islands

2

4

6 delegates pledged

March 17

Arizona

39

28

67 delegates pledged

Florida

162

57

219 delegates pledged

Illinois

94

60

154 of 155 delegates pledged

April 7

Wisconsin

56

28

84 delegates pledged

April 10

Alaska

8

7

15 of 52 delegates pledged

April 18

Wyoming

10

4

14 delegates pledged

April 28

Ohio

115

21

136 delegates pledged

May 2

Guam

7 delegates at stake

Kansas

29

10

39 delegates pledged

May 12

Nebraska

29

29 delegates pledged

May 19

Georgia

105 delegates at stake

Oregon

45

8

53 of 61 delegates pledged

May 20

Hawaii

24 delegates at stake

June 2

Connecticut

60 delegates at stake

Delaware

21 delegates at stake

District of Columbia

20 delegates at stake

Indiana

82 delegates at stake

Maryland

96 delegates at stake

Montana

19 delegates at stake

New Jersey

126 delegates at stake

New Mexico

34 delegates at stake

Pennsylvania

186 delegates at stake

Puerto Rico

51 delegates at stake

Rhode Island

26 delegates at stake

South Dakota

16 delegates at stake

June 6

Virgin Islands

7 delegates at stake

June 9

West Virginia

28 delegates at stake

June 20

Louisiana

54 delegates at stake

June 23

Kentucky

54 delegates at stake

New York

274 delegates at stake