2024 Republican
Presidential Delegate Tracker

Total delegates allocated to each candidate

2,374 delegates allocated

2,374 delegates allocated so far

Donald J. Trump Trump

Presumptive nominee

2,265

1,215 to win nomination

Nikki Haley Haley

Dropped Out

97

Ron DeSantis DeSantis

Dropped Out

9

Vivek Ramaswamy Ramaswamy

Dropped Out

3

The 2024 primary season officially began in mid-January and will last through June. To secure the nomination, candidates will need to amass the support of party delegates by winning or performing well in primaries and caucuses.

On March 12, former President Donald J. Trump won the backing of a majority of delegates to become the presumptive G.O.P. nominee, based on projections from The Associated Press. He will be formally selected at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee from July 15 to 18.

Although primary contests will last for nearly six months, more than 70 percent of all delegates will be allocated by the end of March. This means most primary voters will go to the polls not knowing the outcomes of various state and federal investigations into Mr. Trump’s business and political activities.

A federal trial charging Mr. Trump with conspiring to overthrow the results of the 2020 election had been scheduled to start March 4, one day before Super Tuesday, the largest single day of the primary season. It has since been postponed indefinitely.

States may still change their election rules or dates. This calendar will be updated regularly.

Delegates from each state

Date	State/Territory	Trump	Haley	Others	Unallocated
Jan. 15	Jan. 15 Iowa caucusIowa caucus ›	20	8	12	0
Jan. 23	Jan. 23 New Hampshire primaryN.H. primary ›	13	9	0	0
Feb. 6	Feb. 6 Nevada primaryNev. primary › A 2021 law requires Nevada to hold state-run presidential primaries, but the state G.O.P. opted to host its own caucuses two days later. Only the caucus results were used to allocate delegates.
Feb. 8	Feb. 8 Nevada caucusNev. caucus ›	26	0	0	0
	Nikki Haley is the only major G.O.P. contender whose name did not appear on Nevada’s caucus ballot. She opted to appear on the state’s primary ballot instead. Only the caucus results were used to allocate delegates.
	Feb. 8 Virgin Islands caucus V.I. caucus	4	0	0	0
Feb. 24	Feb. 24 South Carolina primaryS.C. primary ›	47	3	0	0
	Feb. 24 Wyoming Wyo.	29	0	0	0
	Wyoming will select 23 of its 29 delegates at the G.O.P. county conventions, which last from Feb. 24 through March 10. Those and the state’s 6 remaining delegates will be allocated to candidates at the G.O.P. state convention occurring April 18 to April 20.
March 2	March 2 Idaho caucusIdaho caucus ›	32	0	0	0
	March 2 Michigan Mich. ›	51	4	0	0
	Michigan held both a presidential primary and a state convention to award its 55 delegates to candidates.
	March 2 Missouri caucusMo. caucus ›	54	0	0	0
March 3	March 3 Washington, D.C. primaryD.C. primary ›	0	19	0	0
	Voting in D.C.’s primary took place from March 1 to March 3.
March 4	March 4 North Dakota caucusN.D. caucus ›	29	0	0	0
March 5	March 5 Alabama primaryAla. primary ›	50	0	0	0
	March 5 Alaska caucusAlaska caucus ›	29	0	0	0
	March 5 Arkansas primaryArk. primary ›	39	1	0	0
	March 5 California primaryCalif. primary ›	169	0	0	0
	March 5 Colorado primaryColo. primary ›	24	12	0	1
	March 5 Maine primaryMaine primary ›	20	0	0	0
	March 5 Massachusetts primaryMass. primary ›	40	0	0	0
	March 5 Minnesota primaryMinn. primary ›	27	12	0	0
	March 5 North Carolina primaryN.C. primary ›	62	12	0	0
	March 5 Oklahoma primaryOkla. primary ›	43	0	0	0
	March 5 Tennessee primaryTenn. primary ›	58	0	0	0
	March 5 Texas primaryTexas primary ›	161	0	0	0
	March 5 Utah caucusUtah caucus ›	40	0	0	0
	March 5 Vermont primaryVt. primary ›	8	9	0	0
	March 5 Virginia primaryVa. primary ›	42	6	0	0
March 8	March 8 American Samoa territorial caucus American Samoa territorial caucus	9	0	0	0
March 12	March 12 Georgia primaryGa. primary ›	56	0	0	3
	March 12 Hawaii caucusHawaii caucus ›	19	0	0	0
	March 12 Mississippi primaryMiss. primary ›	40	0	0	0
	March 12 Washington primaryWash. primary ›	43	0	0	0
March 15	March 15 Northern Mariana Islands territorial caucus Northern Mariana Islands territorial caucus	9	0	0	0
March 16	March 16 Guam territorial convention Guam territorial convention	9	0	0	0
March 19	March 19 Arizona primaryAriz. primary ›	43	0	0	0
	March 19 Florida primaryFla. primary ›	125	0	0	0
	March 19 Illinois primaryIll. primary ›	64	0	0	0
	March 19 Kansas primaryKan. primary ›	39	0	0	0
	March 19 Ohio primaryOhio primary ›	79	0	0	0
March 21	March 21 Delaware primary Del. primary	16	0	0	0
	Delaware canceled its presidential primary after Ms. Haley requested to withdraw her name from the ballot, leaving only Mr. Trump.
March 23	March 23 Louisiana primaryLa. primary ›	47	0	0	0
April 2	April 2 Connecticut primaryConn. primary ›	28	0	0	0
	April 2 New York primaryN.Y. primary ›	91	0	0	0
	April 2 Rhode Island primaryR.I. primary ›	17	2	0	0
	April 2 Wisconsin primaryWis. primary ›	41	0	0	0
April 21	April 21 Puerto Rico primary Puerto Rico primary	23	0	0	0
April 23	April 23 Pennsylvania primaryPa. primary ›	64	0	0	3
May 7	May 7 Indiana primaryInd. primary ›	58	0	0	0
May 14	May 14 Maryland primaryMd. primary ›	37	0	0	0
	May 14 Nebraska primaryNeb. primary ›	36	0	0	0
	May 14 West Virginia primaryW.Va. primary ›	32	0	0	0
May 21	May 21 Kentucky primaryKy. primary ›	46	0	0	0
	May 21 Oregon primaryOre. primary ›	31	0	0	0
June 4	June 4 Montana primaryMont. primary ›	0	0	0	31
	Montana’s 31 delegates are not allocated to candidates before the national convention in July.
	June 4 New Jersey primaryN.J. primary ›	12	0	0	0
	June 4 New Mexico primaryN.M. primary ›	5	0	0	17
	New Mexico’s 22 delegates are not allocated to candidates before the national convention in July.
	June 4 South Dakota primaryS.D. primary ›	29	0	0	0
	South Dakota’s 29 delegates are not allocated to candidates before the national convention in July.