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Super Tuesday refers to the Tuesday in a presidential election year when the largest number of states and territories hold a presidential preference primary or caucus. In2024, Super Tuesday was held on March 5. Seventeen jurisdictions held a primary event:

Click here for Super Tuesday results by state.

Former PresidentDonald Trump (R) won 14 nominating events inAlabama,Alaska,Arkansas,California,Colorado,Maine,Massachusetts,Minnesota,North Carolina,Oklahoma,Tennessee,Texas,Utah, andVirginia. As March 7, Trump was projected to receive at least 758 delegates.

Former U.N. AmbassadorNikki Haley (R) wonVermont, and was projected to receive at least 46 delegates. Haley withdrew from the race on March 6, 2024.^[1]

Incumbent PresidentJoe Biden (D) won 15 nominating events inAlabama,Arkansas,California,Colorado,Iowa,Maine,Massachusetts,Minnesota,North Carolina,Oklahoma,Tennessee,Texas,Utah,Vermont, andVirginia. As of March 7, Biden was projected to receive at least 1,321 delegates.

BusinessmanJason Michael Palmer (D) wonAmerican Samoa, and was projected to receive at least three delegates. At least 11Minnesota delegates were sent to theDemocratic National Convention as uncommitted delegates.

In total,884 Republican delegates—36% of all delegates—were at stake on Super Tuesday. On the Democratic side,1,420 pledged delegates were at stake, 36% of all Democratic pledged delegates.

This page contains the following Super Tuesday resources:

• Amap of the Super Tuesday states;
• TheDemocratic pledged delegate count;
• A chart showingDemocratic delegate allocation over time by candidate;
• Candidates and election results organized by state;
• Rules governing delegates and candidate withdrawals;
• Voting guidelines for Super Tuesday; and
• Ahistorical overview of Super Tuesday election results.

Click here to learn more about the presidential nomination process for Democrats.
Click here to learn more about the presidential nomination process for Republicans.

Latest election results

This section displays the latest election calls in the Super Tuesday presidential primaries.Click here to view more detailed results. Timestamps listed below are EST.

March 6, 2024

• 3:36 a.m.: Trump won the Republican caucus inUtah.
• 2:17 a.m.: Trump won theAlaska Republican caucus.

March 5, 2024

• 11:13 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inCalifornia.
• 11:12 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inCalifornia.
• 10:37 p.m.: Haley won the Republican presidential primary inVermont.
• 10:22 p.m.:Jason Michael Palmer won the Democratic caucus inAmerican Samoa.
• 10:05 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inUtah.
• 9:26 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inMinnesota.
• 9:24 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inMinnesota.
• 9:09 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inColorado.
• 9:04 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inColorado.
• 9:00 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inTexas, and Trump won the Republican primary inTexas.
• 8:48 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inMassachusetts.
• 8:45 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inAlabama, and Trump won the Republican primary inAlabama.
• 8:43 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inArkansas, and Trump won the Republican primary inArkansas.
• 8:30 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inMaine, and Trump won the Republican primary inMaine.
• 8:27 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inMassachusetts.
• 8:16 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inOklahoma, and Trump won the Republican primary inOklahoma.
• 8:09 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inTennessee.
• 8:08 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inTennessee.
• 8:00 p.m.: Trump won the Republican primary inNorth Carolina.
• 7:39 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inNorth Carolina.
• 7:31 p.m.: Trump won theVirginia Republican primary.
• 7:30 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inVermont.
• 7:10 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic primary inVirginia.
• 5:51 p.m.: Biden won the Democratic mail-in presidential primary inIowa. Biden was awarded all 40 of the state's delegates.

Map of Super Tuesday states

The following map shows which states held a Democratic presidential preference vote on March 5, 2024, and the winner of each primary event.

Democratic and Republican pledged delegate counts

See also:Democratic delegate rules, 2024 andRepublican delegate rules, 2024

Democratic presidential primaries 2024

	Candidate	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	3,896
	Dean Phillips	4
	Jason Palmer	3

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Total pledged delegates: 3,903

Republican presidential primaries 2024

	Candidate	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	2,268
	Nikki Haley	97
	Ron DeSantis	9
	Vivek Ramaswamy	3

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Total pledged delegates: 2,377

Candidates and election results on Super Tuesday

This section contains the candidate lists and election results for each super Tuesday primary. Results will be updated as they become available. Click on the state's or territory's name for more information.

Alabama

Alabama

See also:Presidential election in Alabama, 2024

Alabama Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	89.5	168,080	52
	Dean Phillips	4.5	8,442	0
	Other	6.0	11,283	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (11,283). Source

Total votes: 187,805 • Total pledged delegates: 52

Alabama Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	83.2	499,147	50
	Nikki Haley	13.0	77,989	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.4	8,452	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	1,864	0
	Chris Christie	0.2	1,442	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.1	752	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	509	0
	Other	1.6	9,807	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (9807). Source

Total votes: 599,962 • Total pledged delegates: 50

Alaska

Alaska

See also:Presidential election in Alaska, 2024

Alaska Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	87.6	9,243	29
	Nikki Haley	12.0	1,266	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.4	45	0

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Source

Total votes: 10,554 • Total pledged delegates: 29

American Samoa

American Samoa

See also:Presidential election in American Samoa, 2024

American Samoa Democratic presidential caucus on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Jason Palmer	56.0	51	3
	Joe Biden	44.0	40	3
	Dean Phillips	0.0	0	0

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99% reporting Source

Total votes: 91 • Total pledged delegates: 6

Arkansas

Arkansas

See also:Presidential election in Arkansas, 2024

Arkansas Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	88.5	71,978	31
	Marianne Williamson	4.8	3,883	0
	Dean Phillips	2.9	2,346	0
	Stephen Lyons Sr.	1.8	1,442	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	1.1	879	0
	Frank J. Lozada	1.0	786	0

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Source

Total votes: 81,314 • Total pledged delegates: 31

Arkansas Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	76.9	204,898	39
	Nikki Haley	18.4	49,085	1
	Asa Hutchinson	2.8	7,377	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.2	3,162	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	860	0
	Chris Christie	0.2	600	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	183	0
	Doug Burgum	0.1	157	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.1	151	0

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Source

Total votes: 266,473 • Total pledged delegates: 40

California

California

See also:Presidential election in California, 2024

California Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	89.1	3,207,687	424
	Marianne Williamson	4.1	146,356	0
	Dean Phillips	2.8	100,284	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	1.2	43,105	0
	Gabriel Cornejo	1.2	41,390	0
	President Boddie	0.7	25,455	0
	Stephen Lyons Sr.	0.6	21,062	0
	Eban Cambridge	0.4	12,758	0
	Other	0.0	29	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Willie Felix Carter (9), President Cristina Nicole Grappo (5), Reed Michaelsen (5), James Mark Merts (4), Richard Gutierrez (4), and Wayne Anthony Pope Sr. (2). Source

Total votes: 3,598,126 • Total pledged delegates: 424

California Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	79.2	1,962,905	169
	Nikki Haley	17.4	431,876	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.4	35,717	0
	Chris Christie	0.8	20,210	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.4	11,113	0
	Rachel Hannah Swift	0.2	4,253	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.2	3,909	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	3,577	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	3,336	0
	Other	0.0	2	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Ryan Stephen Ehrenreich (2). Source

Total votes: 2,476,898 • Total pledged delegates: 169

California Green presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Jill Stein	100.0	15,801	0
	Other	0.0	7	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Jorge Zavala (3), Matthew Pruden (3), and Daví (1). Source

Total votes: 15,808 • Total pledged delegates: 0

California Libertarian presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Charles Ballay	98.6	21,906	0
	Other	1.4	315	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Chase Oliver (315). Source

Total votes: 22,221 • Total pledged delegates: 0

California American Independent presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	James P. Bradley	100.0	45,565	0
	Other	0.0	16	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Andrew George Rummel (16). Source

Total votes: 45,581 • Total pledged delegates: 0

California Peace and Freedom presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Claudia De La Cruz	47.0	6,430	0
	Cornel West	39.9	5,455	0
	Jasmine Sherman	13.1	1,795	0

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Source

Total votes: 13,680 • Total pledged delegates: 0

Colorado

Colorado

See also:Presidential election in Colorado, 2024

Colorado Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	82.5	477,365	72
	Dean Phillips	3.1	17,936	0
	Marianne Williamson	2.9	16,761	0
	Gabriel Cornejo	0.7	4,313	0
	Jason Palmer	0.7	3,986	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	0.4	2,591	0
	Frank J. Lozada	0.4	2,402	0
	Stephen Lyons Sr.	0.3	1,481	0
	Other	9.0	52,122	0

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"Other" includes 52,122 votes for noncommitted delegate. Source

Total votes: 578,957 • Total pledged delegates: 72

Colorado Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	63.5	555,863	24
	Nikki Haley	33.3	291,615	12
	Ron DeSantis	1.4	12,672	0
	Chris Christie	0.8	7,188	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.6	5,113	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.3	2,220	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	1,269	0

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Source

Total votes: 875,940 • Total pledged delegates: 36

Iowa

Iowa

See also:Presidential election in Iowa, 2024

Iowa Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	90.4	12,337	40
	Dean Phillips	2.9	394	0
	Marianne Williamson	2.2	307	0
	Other	4.5	614	0

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Source

Total votes: 13,652 • Total pledged delegates: 40

Maine

Maine

See also:Presidential election in Maine, 2024

Maine Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	92.2	60,018	24
	Dean Phillips	7.1	4,623	0
	Other	0.7	480	0

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"Other" includes 480 votes for "Others." Source

Total votes: 65,121 • Total pledged delegates: 24

Maine Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	72.6	79,034	20
	Nikki Haley	25.6	27,912	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.1	1,191	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.4	440	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.3	299	0

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Source

Total votes: 108,876 • Total pledged delegates: 20

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

See also:Presidential election in Massachusetts, 2024

Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	81.6	533,096	91
	Dean Phillips	4.5	29,728	0
	Marianne Williamson	3.1	20,402	0
	Other	10.8	70,453	0

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"Other" includes write-in votes for: Cenk Uygur (82), and "All Others" (10,135). 60,236 votes were for no preference. Source

Total votes: 653,679 • Total pledged delegates: 91

Massachusetts Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	59.8	343,189	40
	Nikki Haley	36.8	211,440	0
	Chris Christie	0.9	5,217	0
	Ron DeSantis	0.7	3,981	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	1,738	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	619	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	527	0
	Other	1.3	7,391	0

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"Other" includes votes for: "All Others" (1,674) and no preference (5,717). Source

Total votes: 574,102 • Total pledged delegates: 40

Massachusetts Libertarian presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Chase Oliver	14.6	1,453	0
	Jacob Hornberger	11.0	1,089	0
	Michael D. Rectenwald	5.5	546	0
	Lars Mapstead	4.0	399	0
	Mike ter Maat	3.2	314	0
	Other	61.8	6,143	0

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Other includes votes for: No preference (3,982) and All Others (2,161). Source

Total votes: 9,944 • Total pledged delegates: 0

Minnesota

Minnesota

See also:Presidential election in Minnesota, 2024

Minnesota Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	70.1	171,278	64
	Dean Phillips	7.8	18,960	0
	Marianne Williamson	1.4	3,459	0
	Jason Palmer	0.3	758	0
	Cenk Uygur	0.3	692	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	0.2	372	0
	Gabriel Cornejo	0.1	323	0
	Frank J. Lozada	0.1	290	0
	Eban Cambridge	0.1	235	0
	Other	19.6	47,914	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (45,914) and Write-in (2,000). Source

Total votes: 244,281 • Total pledged delegates: 64

Minnesota Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	68.9	232,846	27
	Nikki Haley	28.8	97,182	12
	Ron DeSantis	1.2	4,085	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.4	1,470	0
	Chris Christie	0.4	1,431	0
	Other	0.2	720	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Write-in (720). Source

Total votes: 337,734 • Total pledged delegates: 39

Minnesota Legal Marijuana Now presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Krystal Gabel	28.8	759	0
	Dennis Schuller	17.4	459	0
	Vermin Supreme	15.1	397	0
	Rudy Reyes	13.9	365	0
	Robert Edward Forchion Jr.	6.4	168	0
	Other	18.4	484	0

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Other includes votes for: Write-In (484). Source

Total votes: 2,632 • Total pledged delegates: 0

North Carolina

North Carolina

See also:Presidential election in North Carolina, 2024

North Carolina Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	87.3	609,680	113
	Other	12.7	88,900	0

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"Other" includes votes for: No preference (88,900). Source

Total votes: 698,580 • Total pledged delegates: 113

North Carolina Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	73.8	793,978	62
	Nikki Haley	23.3	250,838	12
	Ron DeSantis	1.4	14,740	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	3,418	0
	Chris Christie	0.3	3,166	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	916	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	727	0
	Other	0.7	7,448	0

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"Other" includes votes for: No Preference (7,448). Source

Total votes: 1,075,231 • Total pledged delegates: 74

North Carolina Libertarian presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Chase Oliver	13.3	676	0
	Trime Clover Taveler	9.1	464	0
	Jacob Hornberger	7.0	357	0
	Joshua D. Smith	7.0	354	0
	Beau Lindsey	6.3	320	0
	Michael D. Rectenwald	3.8	195	0
	Charles Ballay	3.6	183	0
	Lars Mapstead	3.5	176	0
	Joshua Anderson	3.2	162	0
	Mike ter Maat	2.7	137	0
	Other	40.5	2,058	0

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Other includes votes for: No preference (2,058). Source

Total votes: 5,082 • Total pledged delegates: 0

Oklahoma

Oklahoma

See also:Presidential election in Oklahoma, 2024

Oklahoma Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	73.0	66,882	36
	Marianne Williamson	9.1	8,356	0
	Dean Phillips	8.9	8,182	0
	Stephen Lyons Sr.	4.8	4,441	0
	Cenk Uygur	2.2	1,974	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	2.0	1,809	0

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Source

Total votes: 91,644 • Total pledged delegates: 36

Oklahoma Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	81.8	254,928	43
	Nikki Haley	15.9	49,406	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.3	3,946	0
	Chris Christie	0.4	1,095	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	1,022	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	431	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.1	397	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	303	0

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Source

Total votes: 311,528 • Total pledged delegates: 43

Oklahoma Libertarian presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Chase Oliver	61.1	569	0
	Jacob Hornberger	38.9	362	0

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Source

Total votes: 931 • Total pledged delegates: 0

Tennessee

Tennessee

See also:Presidential election in Tennessee, 2024

Tennessee Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	92.1	122,803	63
	Other	7.9	10,475	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (10,475). Source

Total votes: 133,278 • Total pledged delegates: 63

Tennessee Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	77.3	446,850	58
	Nikki Haley	19.5	112,958	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.4	7,947	0
	Chris Christie	0.3	1,874	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.3	1,714	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	722	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	533	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.1	352	0
	Other	0.8	4,884	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (4,884). Source

Total votes: 577,834 • Total pledged delegates: 58

Texas

Texas

See also:Presidential election in Texas, 2024

Texas Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	84.6	831,247	244
	Marianne Williamson	4.4	43,667	0
	Armando Perez-Serrato	2.8	27,473	0
	Dean Phillips	2.7	26,473	0
	Gabriel Cornejo	1.8	17,196	0
	Cenk Uygur	1.6	16,100	0
	Frank J. Lozada	1.2	11,311	0
	Star Locke	0.9	8,602	0

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Source

Total votes: 982,069 • Total pledged delegates: 244

Texas Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	77.8	1,808,269	161
	Nikki Haley	17.5	405,472	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.6	36,302	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.5	10,582	0
	Chris Christie	0.4	8,938	0
	Asa Hutchinson	0.1	2,964	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	2,585	0
	David James Stuckenberg	0.1	2,339	0
	Other	2.0	45,568	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Uncommitted (45,568). Source

Total votes: 2,323,019 • Total pledged delegates: 161

Utah

Utah

See also:Presidential election in Utah, 2024

Utah Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	86.8	59,235	30
	Marianne Williamson	5.2	3,562	0
	Dean Phillips	4.5	3,065	0
	Gabriel Cornejo	2.2	1,517	0
	Frank J. Lozada	1.3	868	0

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Source

Total votes: 68,247 • Total pledged delegates: 30

Utah Republican presidential caucus on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	56.4	48,350	40
	Nikki Haley	42.7	36,621	0
	Ryan Binkley	1.0	826	0

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Source

Total votes: 85,797 • Total pledged delegates: 40

Vermont

Vermont

See also:Presidential election in Vermont, 2024

Vermont Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	85.0	56,924	16
	Marianne Williamson	4.3	2,873	0
	Dean Phillips	2.9	1,942	0
	Mark Stewart Greenstein	1.2	779	0
	Cenk Uygur	1.0	700	0
	Jason Palmer	0.6	404	0
	Other	5.0	3,376	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Write-ins (3,376). Source

Total votes: 66,998 • Total pledged delegates: 16

Vermont Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Nikki Haley	49.8	36,241	9
	Donald Trump	45.6	33,162	8
	Chris Christie	1.4	1,020	0
	Ron DeSantis	1.3	949	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.8	546	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.4	278	0
	Other	0.8	585	0

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"Other" includes votes for: Write-ins (585). Source

Total votes: 72,781 • Total pledged delegates: 17

Virginia

Virginia

See also:Presidential election in Virginia, 2024

Virginia Democratic presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Joe Biden	88.5	317,329	99
	Marianne Williamson	8.0	28,599	0
	Dean Phillips	3.5	12,586	0

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Source

Total votes: 358,514 • Total pledged delegates: 99

Virginia Republican presidential primary on March 5, 2024

	Candidate	%	Votes	Pledged delegates
	Donald Trump	63.0	440,416	42
	Nikki Haley	35.0	244,586	6
	Ron DeSantis	1.1	7,494	0
	Chris Christie	0.5	3,384	0
	Vivek Ramaswamy	0.4	2,503	0
	Ryan Binkley	0.1	853	0

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Source

Total votes: 699,236 • Total pledged delegates: 48

Overview of how to vote on Super Tuesday

This chart provides an overview of voting in each Super Tuesday state or jurisdiction, including poll closing times in the local time zone, links to additional information, early and absentee voting information, and the number of delegates at stake on March 4, 2024, in each state.

Overview of voting in Super Tuesday states, 2024
State or jurisdiction	Poll closing times (local)	Official websites	Early voting	Absentee voting	Democratic pledged delegates	Republican delegates
Alabama	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	N/A	Request by Feb. 29; hand deliver by Mar. 4, received by Mar. 5	52	50
Alaska(Republican primary)	8:00 p.m.	Click here for more information.	N/A	N/A	15[2]	29
American Samoa(Democratic caucus)	N/A	Click here for more information.	N/A	N/A	6	9[3]
Arkansas	7:30 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 19 to Mar. 4	Request by mail by Feb. 27; hand deliver or received by Mar. 5	31	40
California	8 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 24 to Mar. 4	Hand deliver or postmark by Mar. 5	424	169
Colorado	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 26 to Mar. 5	Delivered or received by Mar. 5	72	37
Iowa -(Democratic primary)	N/A	Click here for more information.	N/A	Request by Feb. 19; delivered by Mar. 5 and received by Mar. 8	40	40[4]
Maine	8 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 5 to Feb. 29	Request by Feb. 29; receive by Mar. 5	24	20
Massachusetts	8 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 24 to Mar. 1	Request by Feb. 27; hand delivered or received by Mar. 5	92	40
Minnesota	8 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Jan. 19 to Mar. 4	Request by Mar. 4; hand delivered or received by Mar. 5	75	39
North Carolina	7:30 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 15 to Mar. 2	Request by Feb. 27; received by Mar. 5	116	74
Oklahoma	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 29 to Mar. 1	Request by Feb. 19; received by Mar. 5	36	43
Tennessee	7 p.m. CST/8 p.m. EST	Click here for more information.	Feb. 14 to Feb. 27	Request by Feb. 27; receive by Mar. 5	63	58
Texas	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Feb. 20 to Mar. 1	Request by Feb. 23; postmark by Mar. 5	244	161
Utah	Democratic primary: Polls close 8 p.m. Republican caucus: Begins 7 p.m.	Click here for more information. Click here for more information	Feb. 20 to Mar. 1 N/A	Postmark by Mar. 4 or hand deliver by Mar. 5 N/A	30	40
Vermont	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Jan. 20 to Mar. 5	Return by Mar. 5	16	17
Virginia	7 p.m.	Click here for more information.	Jan. 19 to Mar. 2	Request by Feb. 23; receive by Mar. 5	99	48

Historical overview of Super Tuesday results

See also:Super Tuesday primaries, 2020 andSuper Tuesday presidential primaries, 2016

Overall Super Tuesday winner, 1984-2020

The following table shows the Super Tuesday date, Super Tuesday winner by party, and presidential nominee by party for each presidential election from 1984 through 2016.^[5] The winner of 19 out of 20 Super Tuesdays between 1984 and 2020 won his or her party's nomination.

Previous Democratic and Republican winners by state, 2000-2020

The following two tables show the Democratic and Republican primary winners from each 2024 Super Tuesday state or jurisdiction between 2000 and 2020. Since election dates vary each election cycle, not all states listed below held presidential primaries on previous Super Tuesdays. Election years with incumbent presidents are not included.

Democratic winners, 2000-2020
Jurisdiction	2020	2016	2008	2004	2000
Alabama	Biden	Clinton	Obama	Kerry	Gore
Alaska	Biden	Sanders	Obama	Kerry	Gore
American Samoa	Bloomberg	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
Arkansas	Biden	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
California	Sanders	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
Colorado	Sanders	Sanders	Obama	Kerry	Gore
Iowa	Sanders	Clinton	Obama	Kerry	Gore
Maine	Biden	Sanders	Obama	Kerry	Gore
Massachusetts	Biden	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
Minnesota	Biden	Sanders	Obama	Kerry	Gore
North Carolina	Biden	Clinton	Obama	Edwards	Gore
Oklahoma	Biden	Sanders	Clinton	Clark	Gore
Tennessee	Biden	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
Texas	Biden	Clinton	Clinton	Kerry	Gore
Utah	Sanders	Sanders	Obama	Kerry	Gore
Vermont	Sanders	Sanders	Obama	Dean	Gore
Virginia	Biden	Clinton	Obama	Kerry	Gore

Republican winners, 2000-2016
Jurisdiction	2016	2012	2008	2000
Alabama	Trump	Santorum	Huckabee	Bush
American Samoa	Trump	Romney	McCain	Bush
Arkansas	Trump	Romney	Huckabee	Bush
California	Trump	Romney	McCain	Bush
Colorado	Cruz	Santorum	Romney	Bush
Maine	Cruz	Romney	Romney	Bush
Massachusetts	Trump	Romney	Romney	McCain
Minnesota	Rubio	Santorum	Romney	Bush
North Carolina	Trump	Romney	McCain	Bush
Oklahoma	Cruz	Santorum	McCain	Bush
Tennessee	Trump	Santorum	Huckabee	Bush
Texas	Cruz	Romney	McCain	Bush
Utah	Cruz	Romney	Romney	Bush
Vermont	Trump	Romney	McCain	McCain
Virginia	Trump	Romney	McCain	Bush

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