2012 Democratic Party presidential primaries
Primary schedule
* - Unopposed# - Primary Canceled Notes Florida's legislature set the date for its primary on January 31, violating the scheduling guidelines of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

2012 Democratic Party presidential primaries

Section Title: Primary schedule
Table Section Text: * - Unopposed# - Primary Canceled Notes Florida's legislature set the date for its primary on January 31, violating the scheduling guidelines of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

Date	State/territory	Type	Pledged delegates	Superdelegates	Total delegates	Votes for Obama	Votes for other candidates	Source

January 3, 2012	Iowa	nonbinding caucus	56 Brown: 11	11	65	8,064 (98.9%)	88 (1.1%)

January 10, 2012	New Hampshire	semi-closed primary	28 Brown: 8	7	35	49,080 (81.3%)	11,295 (18.7%)

January 21, 2012	Nevada	nonbinding caucus	36	8	44	(98.3%)	(1.7%)

January 28, 2012	South Carolina	open primary	55	6	62	(100%)*	(0%)

January 31, 2012	Florida	nonbinding primary1	276	24	300	(100%)*	(0%)

February 7, 2012	Minnesota	nonbinding caucus	91	16	107	16,733 (96.3%)	643 (3.7%)

February 7, 2012	Missouri	primary	77	13	90	64,435 (88.4%)	8,453 (11.6%)

March 6, 2012	Oklahoma	primary	45	5	50	64,389 (57.1%)	48,382 (42.9%)2

March 6, 2012	Massachusetts	primary	110	26	136	127,909 (86.5%)	19,964 (13.5%)

March 6, 2012	Colorado	caucus	72	14	86	(100%)*	(0%)

March 6, 2012	Ohio	primary	174	17	191	542,086 (100%)*	(0%)

March 6, 2012	Tennessee	primary	82	9	91	80,705 (88.5%)	10,504 (11.5%)

March 6, 2012	Georgia	primary	110	14	124	139,273 (100%)*	(0%)

March 6, 2012	Virginia	primary	106	17	123	(0%)#	(0%)

March 6, 2012	Vermont	primary	18	9	27	40,247 (98.4%)	675 (1.6%)

March 6, 2012	American Samoa	caucus	6	6	12

March 7, 2012	Hawaii	caucus	26	9	35	1,316 (96.91%)	42 (3.09%)

March 13, 2012	Alabama	primary	63	6	69	241,167 (84.09%)	45,613 (15.91%)

March 13, 2012	Mississippi	primary	40	5	45	97,304 (100%)*	(0%)

March 13, 2012	Utah	caucus	29	5	34	(100%)*	(0%)

March 20, 2012	Illinois	primary	189	26	215	652,583 (>99.99%)	134 (<0.01%)

March 24, 2012	Louisiana	primary	64	7	71	115,150 (76.46%)	35,451 (23.54%)

March 31, 2012	Arizona	caucuses	70	70	(100%)*	(0%)

April 3, 2012	District of Columbia	primary	70	22	92	56,503 (97.4%)	1,486 (2.6%)

April 3, 2012	Maryland	primary	97	23	120	288,766 (88.5%)	37,704 (11.5%)

April 3, 2012	Wisconsin	primary	100	11	111	293,914 (97.9%)	6,341 (2.1%)

April 10–14, 2012	Alaska	caucus	19	5	24	500 (100%)	(0%)

April 24, 2012	Connecticut	primary	73	15	88	(0%)#	(0%)

April 24, 2012	New York	primary	337	47	384	(0%)#	(0%)

April 24, 2012	Pennsylvania	primary	228	22	250	616,102 (100%)*	(0%)

April 24, 2012	Rhode Island	primary	32	9	41	6,759 (83.4%)	1,348 (16.6%)

May 1–6, 2012	Democrats Abroad	primary	15	4	19	2,709 (99.09%)	25 (0.91%)

May 5, 2012	Guam	caucus	7	5	12	700 (100%)*	(0%)

May 5, 2012	Michigan	primary	183	20	203	174,054 (89.3%)	20,833 (10.7%)

May 8, 2012	Indiana	primary	96	10	106	221,466 (100%)*	(0%)

May 8, 2012	North Carolina	primary	139	19	158	766,077 (79.23%)	200,810 (20.77%)

May 8, 2012	West Virginia	primary	36	10	46	106,770 (59.35%)	73,138 (40.65%)

May 15, 2012	Oregon	primary	70	14	84	309,358 (94.79%)	16,998 (5.21%)

May 15, 2012	Nebraska	nonbinding primary	38	6	44	*63,881 (100%)	(0%)

May 22, 2012	Arkansas	primary	47	8	55	94,852 (58.4%)	67,491 (41.6%)

May 22, 2012	Kentucky	primary	66	7	73	119,293 (57.8%)	86,925 (42.2%)

May 29, 2012	Texas	primary	260	28	288	520, 410 (88.2%)	69,754 (11.8%)

May 30, 2012	Delaware	caucus	24	9	33	(0%)#	(0%)

June 2–3, 2012	U.S. Virgin Islands	convention	7	6	13

June 3, 2012	Puerto Rico	primary	60	7	67

June 5, 2012	California	primary	547	64	611	2,075,905 (>99.99%)	404 (<0.01%)

June 5, 2012	Montana	primary	24	7	31	79,932 (89.77%)	8,270 (10.23%)

June 5, 2012	New Jersey	primary	153	19	172	283,673 (100%)*	(0%)

June 5, 2012	New Mexico	primary	39	11	50	122,958 (100%)*	(0%)

June 3, 2012	Puerto Rico	caucus	60	7	67

Sentence(s)

Obama won with 49,080 votes.

final_sentence: Obama won with 49,080 votes.