Super Tuesday

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Super Tuesday is the day in the presidential primary when the most delegates are decided based on the votes cast in party primaries. In 2020, Super Tuesday will be on March 3, when these states award a total of more than 1,300 delegates for the 2020 Democrat primaries:

Alabama
American Samoa
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Democrats living abroad
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia

Super Tuesday 2008[edit]

In 2008, Super Tuesday was February 5, 2008. Democrat Hillary Clinton did better than the eventual Democrat nominee Barack Obama, and the eventual Republican nominee John McCain won the Republican side. Here are the state-by-state results of Super Tuesday in 2008:

State	Democrat	Republican
Alabama	Barack Obama	Mike Huckabee
Alaska	Barack Obama	Mitt Romney
Arizona	Hillary Clinton	John McCain
Arkansas	Hillary Clinton	Mike Huckabee
California	Hillary Clinton	John McCain
Colorado	Barack Obama	Mitt Romney
Connecticut	Barack Obama	John McCain
Delaware	Barack Obama	John McCain
Idaho	Barack Obama	None
Illinois	Barack Obama	John McCain
Kansas	Barack Obama	None
Massachusetts	Hillary Clinton	Mitt Romney
Minnesota	Barack Obama	Mitt Romney
Missouri	Barack Obama	John McCain
Montana	None	Mitt Romney
New Jersey	Hillary Clinton	John McCain
New York	Hillary Clinton	John McCain
North Dakota	Barack Obama	Mitt Romney
Oklahoma	Hillary Clinton	John McCain
Tennessee	Hillary Clinton	Mike Huckabee
Utah	Barack Obama	Mitt Romney
West Virginia	None	Mike Huckabee

Categories: [United States Presidential Elections]

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