Super Tuesday Results: Key Races to Watch
Last updated June 13, 2024
Super Tuesday Results: Key Races to Watch
Republican Presidential Primaries and Caucuses
Delegates won so far ›
On Super Tuesday, the biggest night on this year’s primary calendar, 854 Republican delegates are at stake across 15 states. This accounts for more than a third of all delegates available in the race for the nomination. Follow live updates from our reporters.
| Candidate | March 5 | Overall | Chart of overall delegate count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Donald J. TrumpD. TrumpTrump Donald J. TrumpD. TrumpTrump | 801 | 1,074 | ||
Nikki HaleyN. HaleyHaley Nikki HaleyN. HaleyHaley | 51 | 94 | ||
100% of Super Tuesday delegates allocated (852 of 854) | ||||
Results by state
Analysis from our reporters
“Uncommitted” made up nearly 19% of the vote in Minnesota. Seven other states so far have had option to vote uncommitted on their primary ballots. March 6, 2024
Republican Steve Garvey is the second candidate to advance to the general, along with Democrat Adam Schiff. Here’s where each candidate is ahead. March 6, 2024
Precincts with a higher share of young people were more likely to vote “uncommitted,” part of a protest of Biden’s Gaza policy. March 6, 2024
Adam Schiff has advanced to the general election. The top two candidates move on regardless of party, so he will run against whoever wins second. March 5, 2024
Trump has won California and its 169 delegates, the biggest Republican prize of the night. March 5, 2024
Shomari Figures and Anthony Daniels have advanced to a runoff. The district is held by a Republican but now favors Democrats after being redrawn. March 5, 2024
Biden has won Minnesota. A quarter of results are left to count, but the “uncommitted” vote share could be higher than it was in Michigan last week. March 5, 2024
The district was redrawn and now encompasses areas represented by two sitting Republicans. Their support is split down the middle of the new district. March 5, 2024
Polls close at 11 p.m. ET in California, but full results won’t be available for a while. Here are the key races to watch. March 5, 2024
We’ve published a new analysis showing support for Trump and Haley from different groups, based on precinct results in four states. March 5, 2024
Haley has won Vermont, the first state (in addition to Washington, D.C.) where she has defeated Trump this primary season. March 5, 2024
In an analysis based on 50% of Vermont towns, Haley’s greatest support has come from those with high shares of college-educated voters. March 5, 2024
Our estimates now give Haley an almost certain chance of winning Vermont. March 5, 2024
Colin Allred leads in the race to decide who will face Senator Ted Cruz, but he is underperforming along the border. He needs 50% to avoid a runoff. March 5, 2024
Democrat Josh Stein and Republican Mark Robinson won their respective primaries. The general election is expected to be highly competitive. March 5, 2024
We’ve published new estimates that show Haley’s chance of winning Vermont. March 5, 2024
Trump has won Colorado. He is on track to win nearly all counties, though our estimates show Haley taking Denver County. March 5, 2024
About half the vote still remains, but Tony Gonzales, the Republican incumbent, needs to win more than 50% in his primary to avoid a runoff. March 5, 2024
The A.P. has called Massachusetts for Trump. We currently estimate that he will win by more than 20 points. March 5, 2024
With just 1% of votes in, Trump’s reported lead in Massachusetts is +10 points. But we think the remaining votes favor him even more. March 5, 2024
Alabama polls closed at 8 p.m. ET, and initial votes are coming in. We’re watching two House seats affected by redistricting. March 5, 2024
A candidate’s margin in the reported results tends to swing as different areas release votes. But our estimates still show a tight race in Vermont. March 5, 2024
The A.P. has called North Carolina for Trump. A call with a small share of votes reported often means it was based on polls and other data. March 5, 2024
Most Texas polls close at 8 p.m. ET, but some western counties close at 9 p.m. ET. Here are the congressional races to keep an eye on. March 5, 2024
Our estimates show a very close race between Trump and Haley in Vermont. March 5, 2024
Polls close at 7:30 p.m. ET in North Carolina, one of five states also holding nonpresidential primaries today. Here’s what we’re watching. March 5, 2024
The first results are in from the Republican primary in Virginia. Early returns can be misleading until an area has reported most of its votes. March 5, 2024
Biden has won Iowa. The state party is releasing results from its mail-in ballot caucus. March 5, 2024
We’re publishing our live estimates, known as the Needle, for the Republican presidential primaries tonight. They’ll go live when first votes are reported. March 5, 2024
More than one-third of Republican delegates will be awarded tonight, but not enough for Trump, the overwhelming favorite, to win the nomination. March 5, 2024
Sixteen states are reporting presidential results tonight, and five also hold state primary elections today. We expect first results after 6 p.m. ET. March 5, 2024
Democratic Presidential Primaries and Caucuses
Results by state
Governor, Senate and Statewide Races
- The seat was previously held by Dianne Feinstein, who died in September. The winner of the general election in November will fill the seat for a regular six-year term in January.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalGarvey and Schiff100% of votes in
- Democrats are competing to face Senator Ted Cruz — the favorite in his own primary race — in November.Dem. PrimaryAllred100% of votes inRep. PrimaryCruz100% of votes in
- North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat, and Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, a Republican, are frontrunners in their respective primaries for this high-profile open seat.Dem. PrimaryStein100% of votes inRep. PrimaryRobinson100% of votes in
- Dem. PrimaryHunt100% of votes inRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffO’Neill and Weatherman100% of votes in
U.S. House
- The Republican incumbent, Jerry Carl, will face off against Barry Moore, another Republican incumbent who was drawn out of his district.Dem. PrimaryHolmesUncontestedRep. PrimaryMoore100% of votes in
- The newly redrawn district, stretching from Mobile to Montgomery, favors Democrats and could flip in November.Dem. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffDaniels and Figures100% of votes inRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffDobson and Brewbaker100% of votes in
- The East Bay district — one of the most Democratic in the country — is currently represented by Barbara Lee, who is running for Senate.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalSimon and Tran100% of votes in
- The solidly Democratic Silicon Valley district is currently represented by Anna Eshoo, who is retiring.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalLow and Liccardo100% of votes in
- The seat was left open by former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. A separate primary election for the remainder of the current term will be held March 19.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalFong and Boudreaux100% of votes in
- Rep. David Valadao, one of 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach President Trump in 2021, faces challenges from both the right and left.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalValadao and Salas100% of votes in
- In this tossup district, Rep. Mike Garcia, a Republican, faces a challenge from Democrat George Whitesides, a former Virgin Galactic chief executive.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalWhitesides and Garcia100% of votes in
- The solidly Democratic Los Angeles-area district is currently represented by Adam Schiff, who is running for Senate.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalFriedman and Balekian100% of votes in
- Gil Cisneros, a former member of Congress, is among those vying to replace Grace Napolitano in this solidly blue Los Angeles-area district.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalCisneros and Martinez100% of votes in
- The incumbent Republican, Ken Calvert, is in a close race with Will Rollins, a Democrat who narrowly lost the seat in 2022.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalCalvert and Rollins100% of votes in
- Four Democrats are targeting this Orange County district, currently held by Republican Michelle Steel.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalTran and Steel100% of votes in
- The seat, which includes Huntington Beach and Irvine, is currently held by Katie Porter, a Democrat running for Senate.Open PrimaryAdvanced to generalBaugh and Min100% of votes in
- Two Republicans are competing to face Don Davis, the incumbent Democrat, in November.Dem. PrimaryDavisUncontestedRep. PrimaryBuckhout100% of votes in
- This district, currently held by a Democrat, was redrawn, and now no Democrats are running.Rep. PrimaryMcDowell100% of votes in
- The solidly Republican seat is currently held by Dan Bishop, who is running for state attorney general.Dem. PrimaryDuesUncontestedRep. PrimaryHarris100% of votes in
- The district, currently held by Democrat Wiley Nickel, was redrawn and now favors Republicans, 14 of whom filed to run in the primary.Dem. PrimaryPierceUncontestedRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffKnott and Daughtry100% of votes in
- The seat is currently held by Democrat Jeff Jackson, but the district was redrawn and now favors Republicans.Dem. PrimaryGenant100% of votes inRep. PrimaryMoore100% of votes in
- Five Republicans are running in this solidly red Fort Worth-area district to replace Kay Granger, who is retiring.Dem. PrimaryHunt100% of votes inRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffGoldman and O’Shea100% of votes in
- Incumbent Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee, who lost a bid for Houston mayor last year, is being challenged by Amanda Edwards, a former city council member.Dem. PrimaryJackson Lee100% of votes inRep. PrimaryCentonze100% of votes in
- The Republican incumbent, Tony Gonzales, was censured by the Texas G.O.P. for votes in favor of gay marriage and gun control.Dem. PrimaryLimon100% of votes inRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffHerrera and Gonzales100% of votes in
- The solidly Republican North Texas seat is currently held by Michael C. Burgess, who is retiring.Dem. PrimaryLinebergerUncontestedRep. PrimaryGill100% of votes in
- The reliably Democratic Dallas-area seat is currently held by Colin Allred, who is running for Senate.Dem. PrimaryJohnson100% of votes inRep. PrimaryAdvanced to runoffBlewett and Day100% of votes in
- Mayra Flores, a far-right former congresswoman, is among those running to challenge incumbent Vicente Gonzalez in November.Dem. PrimaryGonzalezUncontestedRep. PrimaryFlores100% of votes in