Factbox: Republican primaries/caucus calendar

14 Mar 2012, 2:35 pm   -   Source: Fairvote.org, ABC News America
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To win the Republican nomination, a candidate needs 1,444 delegates behind them. So how many are up for grabs in each state, and when are they?

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To win the Republican nomination, a candidate needs 1,444 delegates behind them.

Unallocated states: some states hold caucus and primary votes but do not allocate delegates to a candidate, or do it at a later date; they therefore attract less candidate focus and media attention.

Note: Primaries feature secret ballot votes similar to Election Day, while caucuses are a more simple affair where voters meet and form smaller groups around a candidate. More on this here.

Jan 3rd: Iowa caucus
28 delegates - most votes won by Rick Santorum

Jan 10th: New Hampshire primary
12 delegates, most votes won by Mitt Romney

Jan 21st: South Carolina primary
25 delegates, most votes won by Newt Gingrich

Jan 31st: Florida primary
50 delegates, most votes won by Mitt Romney

Feb 4th: Nevada caucus
28 delegates

Feb 4th-11th: Maine caucus
24 delegates – unallocated

Feb 7th: Minnesota caucus
40 delegates – unallocated

Feb 7th: Colorado caucus
36 delegates - unallocated

Feb 28th: Arizona primary
29 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Michigan primary: 30 delegates -most votes won by Romney

March 3rd: Washington caucus
40 delegates

Mar 6th –‘SUPER TUESDAY’

Alaska caucus: 27 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Georgia primary: 76 delegates -most votes won by Gingrich

Idaho caucus: 32 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Massachusetts primary: 41 delegates - most votes won by Romney

North Dakota caucus: 28 delegates - unallocated most votes won by Santorum

Ohio primary: 66 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Oklahoma primary: 43 delegates - most votes won by Santorum

Tennessee primary: 58 delegates -most votes won by Santorum

Vermont primary: 17 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Virginia primary: 49 delegates - most votes won by Romney

Mar 6-10th:  Wyoming caucus 29 delegates – unallocated - most votes won by

Mar 10th: Kansas caucus: 40 delegates - most votes won by Santorum

Virgin Islands caucus: 9 delegates - unallocated - most votes won by Romney

Mar 13th: Alabama primary: 50 delegates - most votes won by Santorum

Hawaii caucus: 20 delegates

Mississippi primary: 40 delegates

American Samoa: 9 delegates - unallocated

Mar 17th: Missouri caucus: 52 delegates

Mar 18th: Puerto Rico primary: 23 delegates

Mar 20th: Illinois primary: 69 delegates, unallocated

Mar 24th: Louisiana primary: 46 delegates

April 3rd: D.C. primary: 19 delegates

Maryland primary: 37 delegates

Wisconsin primary:: 42 delegates

Texas primary: 155 delegates

April 24th: Connecticut primary: 28 delegates

Delaware primary: 17 delegates

New York primary: 95 delegates

Pennsylvania primary: 72 delegates, unallocated

Rhode Island primary: 19 delegates

May 8th: Indiana primary: 46 delegates

North Carolina primary: 55 delegates

West Virginia primary: 31 delegates

May 15th: Nebraska primary: 35 delegates

Oregon primary: 28 delegates

May 22nd: Arkansas primary: 36 delegates

Kentucky primary: 45 delegates

June 5th: California primary: 172 delegates

Montana primary: 26 delegates - unallocated

New Jersey primary: 50 delegates

New Mexico primary: 23 delegates

South Dakota primary: 28 delegates

June 26th: Utah primary: 40 delegates

Jul 31st: Northern Mariana Islands:9 delegates, unallocated



 







 

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