Only Joe Biden is left in the race and the corona pandemic makes it difficult to choose. But the Democratic area code is still running. All results and dates.
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While the US presidential election is still a long way off, the primaries have just started. In Caucuses and Primaries, the Democrats choose the challenger for incumbent President Donald Trump. You can read about how it all works in our overview article. Below are the dates and results of the Democratic primary, which we update from February 3 to the end of the primary in August.
When and where is the election?
The number of delegates who send the individual states to the democratic party conference is shown in brackets.
- 3. Februar: Iowa (41) | Result: Pete Buttigieg (14), Bernie Sanders (12), Elizabeth Warren (8), Joe Biden (6), Amy Klobuchar (1)
- 11. Februar: New Hampshire (24) | Result: Bernie Sanders (9), Pete Buttigieg (9), Amy Klobuchar (6)
- 22. Februar: Nevada (36) | Result: Bernie Sanders (24), Joe Biden (9), Pete Buttigieg (3)
- 29. Februar: South Carolina (54) | Result: Joe Biden (39), Bernie Sanders (15)
- March 3 (Super Tuesday): Alabama (52), Arkansas (31), American Samoa (6), Colorado (67), California (415), Maine (24), Massachusetts (91), Minnesota (75), North Carolina (110), Oklahoma (37), Tennessee (64), Texas (228), Utah (29), Virginia (99), Vermont (16), Democrats Abroad (13) || Overall result: Joe Biden (630), Bernie Sanders (540), Elizabeth Warren (64), Michael Bloomberg (61), Tulsi Gabbard (2)
- 10. März: Idaho (20), Michigan (125), Mississippi (36), Missouri (68), North Dakota (14), Washington (89) || Overall result: Joe Biden (184), Bernie Sanders (112)
- March 14: Northern Mariana Islands (6) | Result: Bernie Sanders (4), Joe Biden (2)
- 17. März: Arizona (67), Florida (219), Illinois (155) | Overall result: Joe Biden (281), Bernie Sanders (140)
- 7. April: Wisconsin (79) | Result: Joe Biden (56), Bernie Sanders (28)
- April 10: Alaska (postponed April 4, 15) | Result: Joe Biden (8), Bernie Sanders (7)
- April 17: Wyoming (postponed April 4, 14) | Result: Joe Biden (10), Bernie Sanders (4)
- April 28: Ohio (postponed March 17, 136) Result: Joe Biden, (115), Bernie Sanders (21)
- 2. Mai: Kansas (39) | Result: Joe Biden (29), Bernie Sanders (10)
- 12. Mai: Nebraska (29) | Result: Joe Biden (29)
- 19. From: Oregon (61) | Result: Joe Biden (46), Bernie Sanders (15)
- May 22: Hawaii (postponed April 4, 24) | Result: Joe Biden (16), Bernie Sanders (8)
- June 2: Indiana (postponed May 5, 82), Maryland (postponed April 28 ,, 96), Montana (17), New Mexico (30), Pennsylvania (postponed April 28, 186), South Dakota (16), Rhode Island (postponed April 28, 22) | Overall result: Joe Biden (350)
- 6. Juni: Virgin Islands (7) | Result: Joe Biden (7)
- June 9: Georgia (postponed March 24, 105), West Virginia (postponed May 12, 28) | Overall result: Joe Biden (133)
- June 23: Kentucky (postponed May 19, 54), New York (postponed April 28, 274)
- July 7: Delaware (postponed April 28, 21), New Jersey (postponed June 2, 112)
- July 11: Louisiana (postponed April 4, 54)
- July 12: Puerto Rico (postponed March 29, 51)
- August 11: Connecticut (postponed April 28, 60)
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Note: The dates and number of delegates are subject to change. In addition, the corona virus repeatedly causes changes in the process. Guam has postponed the area code indefinitely.
This is Biden’s chances against Trump
Even before the primaries began, there were several favorites among the Democrats. In addition to former Vice President Joe Biden, these were Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont and Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts, both of whom are pursuing a similar agenda. Pete Buttigieg, Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, was among the favorites. Only Joe Biden has been left since mid-April. So his chances are in direct comparison with Donald Trump:
You can find everything about the US area codes here:
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