Estados Unidos. Elecciones 2016 Primarias, calendario, ganadores, delegados....

By WILSON ANDREWS, KITTY BENNETT and ALICIA PARLAPIANO 

UPDATED MARCH 6, 

 

The 2016 primaries and caucuses have begun. Candidates will seek to win delegates in each state’s contest to capture their party’s nomination for the presidency. Latest Results » Related Article

DelegatesState totals are pledged delegates based on election results.		Trump	Cruz	Rubio	Kasich		Clinton	Sanders
	Total	382	300	128	35		1,121	481
		1,237 to win nomination					2,383 to win
	Pledged Delegates	382	300	128	35		663	459
	Superdelegates*	—	—	—	—		458	22
Feb. 1	Iowa Results »	7	8	7	1		23	21
Feb. 9	New Hampshire Results »	11	3	2	4		9	15
Feb. 20	Nevada Democratic Results »	—	—	—	—		20	15
	South Carolina Republican Results »	50	—	—	—		—	—
Feb. 23	Nevada Republican Results »	14	6	7	1		—	—
Feb. 27	South Carolina Democratic Results »	—	—	—	—		39	14
March 1	Alabama Results »	36	13	1	—		44	9
	Alaska Republican Results »	11	12	5	—		—	—
	Arkansas Results »	16	14	9	—		22	10
	Colorado Democratic Results »	—	—	—	—		28	38
	Georgia Results »	40	18	14	—		72	28
	Massachusetts Results »	22	4	8	8		46	45
	Minnesota Results »	8	13	17	—		31	46
	Oklahoma Results »	13	15	12	—		17	21
	Tennessee Results »	31	15	9	—		44	23
	Texas Results »	47	102	3	—		147	74
	Vermont Results »	6	—	—	6		—	16
	Virginia Results »	17	8	16	5		62	33
	American Samoa	—	—	—	—		4	2
	Democrats Abroad	—	—	—	—		—	—
March 5	Kansas Results »	9	24	6	1		10	23
	Kentucky Republican Results »	17	15	7	7		—	—
	Louisiana Results »	18	18	5	—		35	12
	Maine Republican Results »	9	12	—	2		—	—
	Nebraska Democratic Results »	—	—	—	—		10	14

*Party leaders who are free to support any candidate.

Primary Calendar			G.O.P. delegates	Dem. delegates
March 6	Maine Democratic Caucus Republican caucus is March 5.			30
	Puerto Rico Republican Primary Democratic caucus is June 5.		23
March 8	Hawaii Republican Caucus Democratic caucus is March 26.		19
	Idaho Republican Primary Democratic caucus is March 22.		32
	Michigan		59	147
	Mississippi		40	41
March 12	District of Columbia Republican Convention Democratic primary is June 14.		19
	Guam Republican Convention The Republican Party will not hold a presidential preference vote for its 9 delegates. Democratic caucus is May 7.		9
	Northern Mariana Islands Democratic Convention Republican caucus is March 15.			11
March 15	Florida	G.O.P. winner-take-all	99	246
	Illinois	G.O.P. winner-take-most	69	182
	Missouri		52	84
	Northern Mariana Islands Republican Caucus Democratic caucus is March 12.	G.O.P. winner-take-all	9
	North Carolina		72	121
	Ohio	G.O.P. winner-take-all	66	159
March 19	Virgin Islands Republican Caucus Democratic caucus is June 4.		9
March 22	Arizona	G.O.P. winner-take-all	58	85
	Idaho Democratic Caucus Republican primary is March 8.			27
	Utah		40	37
March 26	Alaska Democratic Caucus Republican caucus is March 1.			20
	Hawaii Democratic Caucus Republican caucus is March 8.			34
	Washington State Democratic Caucus Republican primary is May 24.			118
April 5	Wisconsin	G.O.P. winner-take-most	42	96
April 9	Wyoming The Republican Party will not vote at its caucus, allowing its 29 delegates to remain unpledged to a specific candidate.		29	18
April 19	New York		95	291
April 26	Connecticut		28	70
	Delaware	G.O.P. winner-take-all	16	31
	Maryland	G.O.P. winner-take-most	38	118
	Pennsylvania	G.O.P. winner-take-most	71	210
	Rhode Island		19	33
May 3	Indiana	G.O.P. winner-take-most	57	92
May 7	Guam Democratic Caucus Republican convention is March 12.			12
May 10	Nebraska Republican Primary Democratic caucus is March 5.	G.O.P. winner-take-all	36
	West Virginia		34	37
May 17	Kentucky Democratic Primary Republican caucus is March 5.			61
	Oregon		28	74
May 24	Washington State Republican Primary Republicans will also hold a caucus on Feb. 20 but will allocate delegates through the May 24 primary. The Democratic caucus is March 26.		44
June 4	Virgin Islands Democratic Caucus Republican caucus is March 19.			12
June 5	Puerto Rico Democratic Caucus Republican primary is March 6.			67
June 7	California	G.O.P. winner-take-most	172	546
	Montana	G.O.P. winner-take-all	27	27
	New Jersey	G.O.P. winner-take-all	51	142
	New Mexico		24	43
	North Dakota The Republican Party will not vote at its caucus, allowing its 28 delegates to remain unpledged to a specific candidate.		28	23
	South Dakota	G.O.P. winner-take-all	29	25
June 14	District of Columbia Democratic Primary Republican convention is March 12.			45

Note: Both winner-take-all and winner-take-most states allocate all state-level Republican delegates to the overall winner. Winner-take-most states, like California, also allocate Republican delegates based on the winner of each district.

Other Republican candidates have also won delegates: Ben Carson (eight), Jeb Bush (four) and Carly Fiorina, Mike Huckabee and Rand Paul (one each).

Sources: The Associated Press; Frontloading HQ; Green Papers; the states and parties. Delegate counts are tentative and subject to change.

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