Results of the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries
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This article contains the results of the 2008 Democratic Presidential primaries and caucuses.
Candidates
The known candidates with national campaigns are John Edwards, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Bill Richardson. Candidates who had national campaigns, but withdrew their candidacy are Joe Biden, Christopher Dodd, and Tom Vilsack.
Map
Overview of results
| Joe Biden | Hillary Clinton | Chris Dodd | John Edwards | Mike Gravel | Dennis Kucinich | Barack Obama | Bill Richardson | ||||||||||
| Total Delegates¹ | – | 169 | – | 47 | – | 1 | 66 | 19 | |||||||||
| Superdelegates¹ | – | 154 | – | 33 | – | 1 | 50 | 19 | |||||||||
| January 3 |  IowaDelegates: 45 |
1% (0) |
29% (15) |
0.03% (0) |
30% (14) |
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2% (0) | ||||||||
| January 8 |  New HampshireDelegates: 22 |
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| January 15 |  MichiganDelegates: 0 |
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| January 19 |  NevadaDelegates: 25 |
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| January 26 |  South CarolinaDelegates: 45 |
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| January 29 |  FloridaDelegates: 0 |
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| February 5 |  AlabamaDelegates: 52 |
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| February 5 |  AlaskaDelegates: 13 |
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| February 5 |  American SamoaDelegates: 3 |
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| February 5 |  ArizonaDelegates: 56 |
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| February 5 |  ArkansasDelegates: 35 |
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| February 5 |  CaliforniaDelegates: 370 |
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| February 5 |  ColoradoDelegates: 55 |
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| February 5 |  ConnecticutDelegates: 48 |
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| February 5 |  DelawareDelegates: 15 |
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| February 5 | Expatriates Delegates: 7 |
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| February 5 |  GeorgiaDelegates: 87 |
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| February 5 |  IdahoDelegates: 18 |
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| February 5 |  IllinoisDelegates: 153 |
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| February 5 |  KansasDelegates: 32 |
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| February 5 |  MassachusettsDelegates: 93 |
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| February 5 |  MinnesotaDelegates: 72 |
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| February 5 |  MissouriDelegates: 72 |
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| February 5 |  New JerseyDelegates: 107 |
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| February 5 |  New MexicoDelegates: 26 |
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| February 5 |  New YorkDelegates: 232 |
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| February 5 |  North DakotaDelegates: 13 |
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| February 5 |  OklahomaDelegates: 38 |
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| February 5 |  TennesseeDelegates: 68 |
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| February 5 |  UtahDelegates: 23 |
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| February 9 |  LouisianaDelegates: 56 |
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| February 9 |  NebraskaDelegates: 24 |
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| February 9 |  WashingtonDelegates: 78 |
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| February 9 |  U.S. Virgin IslandsDelegates: 3 |
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| February 10 |  MaineDelegates: 24 |
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| February 12 |  District of ColumbiaDelegates: 15 |
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| February 12 |  MarylandDelegates: 70 |
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| February 12 |  VirginiaDelegates: 83 |
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| February 19 |  WisconsinDelegates: 74 |
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| February 19 |  HawaiiDelegates: 20 |
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| March 4 |  OhioDelegates: 141 |
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| March 4 |  Rhode IslandDelegates: 21 |
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| March 4 |  TexasDelegates: 193 |
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| March 4 |  VermontDelegates: 15 |
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| March 8 |  WyomingDelegates: 12 |
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| March 11 |  MississippiDelegates: 33 |
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| April 22 |  PennsylvaniaDelegates: 151 |
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| May 3 |  GuamDelegates: 3 |
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| May 6 |  IndianaDelegates: 66 |
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| May 6 |  North CarolinaDelegates: 91 |
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| May 13 |  West VirginiaDelegates: 26 |
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| May 20 |  KentuckyDelegates: 47 |
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| May 20 |  OregonDelegates: 48 |
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| June 1 |  Puerto RicoDelegates: 51 |
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| June 3 |  MontanaDelegates: 15 |
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| June 3 |  South DakotaDelegates: 14 |
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Results by delegation
National delegates determined: 45
The results of the Iowa caucuses are as follows.[1] State delegates and are not equivalent to vote counts.
| Iowa caucus | ||||
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| Candidate | % | State delegates | National delegates | |
| Barack Obama | 37.58% | 940 | 16 | |
| John Edwards | 29.75% | 744 | 14 | |
| Hillary Clinton | 29.47% | 737 | 15 | |
| Bill Richardson | 2.11% | 55 | 0 | |
| Joe Biden | 0.93% | 23 | 0 | |
| Christopher Dodd | 0.02% | 1 | 0 | |
| Mike Gravel | 0.00% | 0 | 0 | |
| Dennis Kucinich | 0.00% | 0 | 0 | |
| Uncommitted | 0.14% | 3 | 0 | |
| Total | 100.0% | 2,501 | 45 | |
Primary date: January 15, 2008
Note that only Hillary Clinton is on the ballot, as the other candidates are boycotting Michigan in protest of its early primary date. The DNC has stripped Michigan of all its delegates, so the primary will not count towards any candidate's delegate total.
Primary date: January 19, 2008
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Caucus date: February 5, 2008
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Primary date: February 9, 2008
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Caucus date: February 10, 2008
Primary date: February 12, 2008
Primary date: February 12, 2008
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Primary date: February 19, 2008
Primary date: February 19, 2008