HIllary Clinton Delegates
Barack Obama Delegates
Alabama: Primary, 60 Delegates, 9 Electoral Votes
Alaska: 18 Delegates, Closed Caucus, 3 Electoral Votes
Arizona: 67 Delegates, Closed Primary, 10 Electoral Votes
Arkansas: 47 Delegates, Primary, 6 Electoral Votes
California: 441 Delegates, Primary, 55 Electoral Votes Delegates broken down here NY Times - California race
Colorado: 71 Delegates, Closed Caucus, 9 Electoral Votes
Connecticut: 60 Delegates, Closed Primary, 7 Electoral Votes
Delaware: 23 Delegates, Closed Primary, 3 Electoral Votes
Georgia: 103 Delegates, Primary, 15 Electoral Votes
Idaho (Dem Only): 23 Delegates, Caucus, 4 Electoral Votes
Illinois: 185 Delegates, Primary, 21 Electoral Votes
Kansas (Dem Only): 41 Delegates, Closed Caucus, 6 Electoral Votes
Massachusetts: 121 Delegates, Primary, 12 Electoral Votes
Minnesota: 88 Delegates, Caucus, 10 Electoral Votes
Missouri: 88 Delegates, Primary, 11 Electoral Votes
New Jersey: 127 Delegates, Primary, 15 Electoral Votes
New Mexico (Dem Only): 38 Delegates, Closed Caucus, 5 Electoral Votes
New York" 281 Delegates, Closed Primary, 31 Electoral Votes
North Dakota: 21 Delegates, Caucus, 3 Electoral Votes
Oklahoma: 47 Delegates, Closed Primary, 7 Electoral Votes
Tennessee: 85 Delegates, Primary, 11 Electoral Votes
Utah: 29 Delegates, Primary, 5 Electoral Votes
Showing posts with label democratic delegates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label democratic delegates. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Obama takes Iowa
The Iowa Delegates for Democratic candidates breaks down like this:
Obama received 16 delegates, Hillary received 15 delegates and Edwards received 14 delegates. Yes it's true! Delegates are handed out based on percentages not by state, but by district.
More related info:
The Democratic Party's Voting Game
Democrats don't elect people, they elect delegates, who actually elect people. And 20% of those Democratic Party delegates are known as superdelegates.
Super-Delegates:
The Democratic National Convention, where the Democratic presidential ticket is formally agreed upon, has 796 superdelegates. Superdelegates to the Democratic Convention include all Democratic members of the United States Congress, various additional elected officials, as well as members of the Democratic National Committee.
A candidate needs a simple majority of the combined delegate and superdelegate votes to secure the nomination. Democratic delegates from state caucuses and primaries number 3253. This means that the total number of votes is approximately 4000, so superdelegates account for approximately 1/5 of all votes at the convention. Delegates chosen in the Democratic caucuses and primaries account for about 4/5 of the Democratic convention delegates.
Obama received 16 delegates, Hillary received 15 delegates and Edwards received 14 delegates. Yes it's true! Delegates are handed out based on percentages not by state, but by district.
More related info:
The Democratic Party's Voting Game
Democrats don't elect people, they elect delegates, who actually elect people. And 20% of those Democratic Party delegates are known as superdelegates.
Super-Delegates:
The Democratic National Convention, where the Democratic presidential ticket is formally agreed upon, has 796 superdelegates. Superdelegates to the Democratic Convention include all Democratic members of the United States Congress, various additional elected officials, as well as members of the Democratic National Committee.
A candidate needs a simple majority of the combined delegate and superdelegate votes to secure the nomination. Democratic delegates from state caucuses and primaries number 3253. This means that the total number of votes is approximately 4000, so superdelegates account for approximately 1/5 of all votes at the convention. Delegates chosen in the Democratic caucuses and primaries account for about 4/5 of the Democratic convention delegates.
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