Super Tuesday

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

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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