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The 2020 Texas Republican presidential primary took place in Texas, United States, on March 3, 2020, as one of 13 contests scheduled on Super Tuesday in the Republican Party primaries for the 2020 presidential election. The Texas primary was an open primary, with the state awarding 155 delegates towards the 2020 Republican National Convention. [3]
Candidates
Filing for the primary began in early November 2019.[4] The following candidates have filed and are on the ballot in Texas:[5]
Running
Withdrawn
Results
| Texas Republican Party presidential primary, 2020[6]
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| Candidate
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Popular vote
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Delegates
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| Count
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Percentage
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 Donald Trump
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1,898,664
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94.13%
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117
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| Uncommitted
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71,803
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3.56%
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0
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| Bill Weld
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15,739
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0.78%
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0
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| Joe Walsh
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15,824
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0.78%
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0
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| Rocky De La Fuente
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7,563
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0.38%
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0
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| Bob Ely
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3,582
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0.37%
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0
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| Matthew Matern
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3,525
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0.18%
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0
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| Zoltan Istvan
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1,447
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0.07%
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0
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| Total:
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2,017,167
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100%
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155
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Results by county
Donald J. Trump won in every county.
| 2020 Texas Republican primary
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| County
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De La Fuente Guerra
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%
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Ely
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%
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Istvan
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%
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Matern
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%
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Trump
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%
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Walsh
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%
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Weld
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%
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Uncommitted
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%
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Total votes cast
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Turnout
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| Anderson
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16
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0.20
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1
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0.01
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1
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0.01
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15
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0.19
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7,646
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96.63
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30
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0.38
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24
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0.30
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180
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2.27
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7,913
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28.07
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| Andrews
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28
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1.15
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2
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0.08
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0
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0.00
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6
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0.25
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2,281
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93.41
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22
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0.90
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9
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0.37
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94
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3.85
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2,442
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24.53
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| Angelina
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20
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0.16
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23
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0.18
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5
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0.04
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21
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0.16
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12,166
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94.97
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79
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0.62
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59
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0.46
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437
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3.41
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12,810
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24.82
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| Aransas
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10
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0.24
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8
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0.19
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8
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0.19
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2
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0.05
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3,820
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92.14
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39
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0.94
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25
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0.60
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234
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5.64
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4,146
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23.89
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| Archer
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5
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0.19
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13
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0.50
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5
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0.19
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3
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0.12
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2,455
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94.86
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18
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0.70
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9
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0.35
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80
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3.09
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2,588
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40.87
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| Armstrong
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1
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0.14
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1
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0.14
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1
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0.14
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0
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0.00
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676
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96.99
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5
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0.72
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1
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0.14
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12
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1.72
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697
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48.30
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| Atascosa
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30
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0.67
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5
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0.11
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2
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0.04
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9
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0.20
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4,220
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94.05
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27
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0.60
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14
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0.31
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180
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4.01
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4,487
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15.97
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| Austin
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9
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0.18
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5
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0.10
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2
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0.04
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9
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0.18
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4,662
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95.56
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22
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0.45
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28
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0.57
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142
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2.91
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4,879
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24.79
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| Bailey
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16
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1.74
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1
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0.11
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1
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0.11
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1
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0.11
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832
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90.73
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9
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0.98
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6
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0.65
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51
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5.56
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917
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26.21
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References
- ^ Matthew Choi (October 31, 2019). "Trump, a symbol of New York, is officially a Floridian now". Politico. Retrieved February 3, 2020.
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- ^ https://www.foxnews.com/elections/2020/primary-results
- ^ Julie Fine (December 2, 2019). "Bloomberg to Skip Early Contests, Focus on Super Tuesday States, Like Texas". NBCDFW. Retrieved December 3, 2019.
- ^ Ramsey, Ross (November 13, 2019). "Analysis: For Texas candidates, 2020 officially started last weekend". The Texas Tribune.
- ^ "Candidate Information". candidate.texas-election.com.
- ^ https://results.texas-election.com/races
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- Cancelled: Alaska
- Arizona
- Hawaii
- Kansas
- Nevada
- New York
- South Carolina
- Virginia
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