Super Tuesday had more delegates up for grabs than any other single day on the primary calendar. But about 60% of all available delegates are still to come, with more than 1,000 at stake in just the remaining March contests. Here is a look at where the race heads over the next three months.
Race Ahead
Voters in an additional 13 states and territories will weigh in before the end of March, with 1,091 delegates awarded. More than half of those come on March 17, when three of the largest states—Ohio, Illinois and Florida—cast ballots.
March 10: Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Washington
March 14: Northern Mariana Islands
March 17: Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Ohio
March 24: Georgia
March 29: Puerto Rico
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
Fla.
Ill.
Ohio
219
155
136
3,000
Through rest
of March
Mich.
Ga.
Wash.
125
105
2,000
89
Through
Tuesday
Mo.
Ariz.
Puerto Rico
1,000
68
67
51
0
Miss.
Idaho
N.D.
N.M.I.
36
20
14
6
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
Fla.
Ill.
Ohio
219
155
136
3,000
Through rest
of March
2,000
Mich.
Ga.
Wash.
125
105
89
Through
Tuesday
1,000
Mo.
Ariz.
Puerto Rico
68
67
51
0
N.D.
Miss.
Idaho
N.M.I.
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
14
36
20
6
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
Fla.
Ill.
Ohio
219
155
136
3,000
Through rest
of March
Mich.
Ga.
2,000
Wash.
125
105
89
Through
Tuesday
1,000
Mo.
Ariz.
Puerto Rico
68
67
51
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
N.D.
Miss.
Idaho
N.M.I.
14
36
20
6
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
3,000
Through rest
of March
2,000
Through
Tuesday
1,000
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Delegates by state
Fla.
Ill.
Ohio
219
155
136
Ga.
Wash.
Mich.
105
89
125
Puerto Rico
Mo.
Ariz.
51
68
67
Miss.
Idaho
N.D.
36
20
14
N.M.I.
6
April Swing
Five more states vote in the first week of April, but then the race enters a three-week lull before a large chunk of delegates are awarded on April 28. On that day, six East Coast states vote, the biggest being New York and Pennsylvania. By the end of the month, nearly 90% of all delegates will have been handed out.
April 4: Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, Wyoming
April 7: Wisconsin
April 28: Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
April 28:
Contests in 6 states
N.Y.
Pa.
Md.
3,000
274
186
96
2,000
Wis.
Conn.
La.
84
60
54
1,000
R.I
Hawaii
Del.
26
24
21
0
Alaska
Wyo.
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
15
14
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
April 28:
Contests in 6 states
N.Y.
Pa.
Md.
3,000
274
186
96
2,000
Wis.
Conn.
La.
84
60
54
1,000
R.I
Hawaii
Del.
21
26
24
0
Alaska
Wyo.
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
15
14
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
April 28:
Contests in 6 states
3,000
N.Y.
Pa.
Md.
274
186
96
2,000
Wis.
Conn.
La.
84
60
54
1,000
R.I
Hawaii
Del.
26
24
21
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Alaska
Wyo.
15
14
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
April 28:
Contests in 6 states
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Delegates by state
N.Y.
Pa.
Md.
274
186
96
Conn.
La.
Wis.
84
60
54
R.I
Hawaii
Del.
26
24
21
Alaska
Wyo.
15
14
Final Stretch
The remaining 522 delegates are spread out from Guam to the U.S. Virgin Islands as nominating contests take place nearly every week between the start of May and early June. The largest prize, New Jersey, will award 126 delegates on June 2, along with three other states and Washington, D.C.
May 2: Guam, Kansas
May 5: Indiana
May 12: Nebraska, West Virginia
May 19: Kentucky, Oregon
June 2: District of Columbia, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota
June 6: U.S. Virgin Islands
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
June 2: Contests in 4
states and D.C.
4,000
N.J.
Ind.
Ore.
126
82
61
3,000
Ky.
Kan.
N.M.
54
39
34
2,000
Neb.
W.Va.
D.C.
29
28
20
1,000
S.D.
Mont.
Guam
16
19
7
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
U.S. Virgin Islands
7
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
June 2: Contests in 4
states and D.C.
N.J.
Ind.
Ore.
126
82
61
3,000
Ky.
Kan.
N.M.
54
39
34
2,000
Neb.
W.Va.
D.C.
29
28
20
1,000
Mont.
S.D.
Guam
19
16
7
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
U.S. Virgin Islands
7
Delegates by state
Cumulative number of delegates
4,000
June 2: Contests in 4
states and D.C.
N.J.
Ind.
Ore.
126
82
61
3,000
Ky.
Kan.
N.M.
54
39
34
2,000
Neb.
W.Va.
D.C.
29
28
20
1,000
Mont.
S.D.
Guam
19
16
7
0
U.S. Virgin Islands
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
7
Cumulative number of delegates
June 2: Contests in 4
states and D.C.
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
Delegates by state
N.J.
Ind.
Ore.
126
82
61
Ky.
Kan.
N.M.
54
39
34
Neb.
W.Va.
D.C.
29
28
20
Mont.
S.D.
Guam
19
16
7
U.S. Virgin Islands
7
—Brian McGill and Randy Yeip contributed to this article.
Write to Max Rust at max.rust@dowjones.com
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