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2008 Democratic Primary--Delegate Count

Total delegates (as of 9 June): Obama 2188; Clinton 1927. Needed to nominate (including superdelegates): 2118

Obama is the Democrats’ presumptive presidential nominee.

Results:

Date	State	Obama	Clinton	Date	State	Obama	Clinton
3 Jan.	Iowa	25	14	8 Jan.	New Hampshire	9	9
19 Jan.	Nevada	14	11	26 Jan.	South Carolina	25	12
5 Feb.	Alabama	27	25	5 Feb.	Alaska	10	3
5 Feb.	American Samoa	1	2	5 Feb.	Arizona	25	31
5 Feb.	Arkansas	8	27	5 Feb.	California	167	203
5 Feb.	Colorado	36	19	5 Feb.	Connecticut	26	22
5 Feb.	Delaware	9	6	5/12 Feb.	Dems. Abroad	5	2
5 Feb.	Georgia	60	27	5 Feb.	Idaho	15	3
5 Feb.	Illinois	104	49	5 Feb.	Kansas	23	9
5 Feb.	Massachusetts	38	55	5 Feb.	Minnesota	48	24
5 Feb.	Missouri	36	36	5 Feb.	New Jersey	48	59
5 Feb.	New Mexico	12	14	5 Feb.	New York	92	140
5 Feb.	North Dakota	8	5	5 Feb.	Oklahoma	14	24
5 Feb.	Tennessee	28	40	5 Feb.	Utah	14	9
9 Feb.	Louisiana	34	22	9 Feb.	Nebraska	16	8
9 Feb.	Washington	53	25	9 Feb.	Virgin Islands	3	0
10 Feb.	Maine	15	9	12 Feb.	Dist. of Columbia	12	3
12 Feb.	Maryland	43	27	12 Feb.	Virginia	54	29
19 Feb.	Hawai’i	14	6	19 Feb.	Wisconsin	42	32
4 Mar.	Ohio	67	74	4 March	Rhode Island	8	13
4 Mar.	Texas (Primary/Caucus)	99	94	4 March	Vermont	9	6
8 Mar.	Wyoming	7	5	11 Mar.	Mississippi	20	13
22 Apr.	Pennsylvania	73	85	3 May	Guam	2	2
6 May	North Carolina	67	48	6 May	Indiana	34	38
13 May	West Virginia	8	20	20 May	Oregon	31	21
20 May	Kentucky	14	37	1 June	Puerto Rico	17	38
3 June	Montana	9	7	3 June	South Dakota	6	9

At a May 31, 2008 meeting of the Democrats’ Rules & Bylaws Committee, delegates from the two sanctioned primaries (Michigan and Florida, in tan on the map above, which violated party scheduling rules) were apportioned 87 for Clinton and 63 for Obama.