Results of the 2012 Democratic Party presidential primaries

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Results of the Democratic Party presidential primaries
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This article contains the results of the 2012 Democratic Party presidential primaries and caucuses, the processes by which the Democratic Party selects delegates to attend the 2012 Democratic National Convention.


2012 U.S. presidential election
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Maps

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  Barack Hussein Obama
  John Wolfe, Jr.
  Keith Judd
  Bob Ely
  Randall Terry
  Jim Rogers
  Uncommitted
  Tie
  No votes reported
  • First-place winners of each county
    First-place winners of each county

Overview of results

Part of this section is transcluded from 2012 Democratic Party presidential candidates. (edit | history)

During the 2012 presidential primaries, 51 individuals sought the nomination of the Democratic Party. Incumbent President Barack Obama won the nomination unanimously at the 2012 Democratic National Convention and was re-elected as president in the general election by defeating Republican nominee Mitt Romney. As expected for the incumbent president, Obama won every primary election, but faced more difficulty than projected. Fifteen additional candidates appeared on primary ballots, and of these, four appeared on more than one ballot. Four qualified for convention delegates including: attorney John Wolfe, Jr., prison inmate Keith Russell Judd, perennial candidate Jim Rogers, and anti-abortion activist Randall Terry. Each of these had their delegates stripped prior to the convention due to technicalities.

The following candidates earned at least 5% of the popular vote in any contest:

Legend:   1st place
(popular vote) 		2nd place
(popular vote) 		3rd place
(popular vote) 		Candidate not
on ballot
Date
(daily totals) 		Pledged
delegates 		Contest Candidates and results Total votes cast Ref

Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr. 		KJ
Keith Judd
Darcy Richardson 		BE
Bob Ely
Randall Terry 		JR
Jim Rogers
Other/Uncommitted
January 3 54 Iowa 94.0%
110 delegates
7,666 votes 		Unknown 6.0%
486 votes 		8,152 votes
January 10 28 New Hampshire 80.9%
28 delegates
49,080 votes 		0.4%
245 votes 		Unknown 0.4%
264 votes 		0.5%
287 votes 		0.7%
442 votes 		Unknown 17.1%
10,341 votes 		60,659 votes
January 21 36 Nevada 100%
31 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
January 28 56 South Carolina 100%
56 delegates 		Primary cancelled
February 7 91 Minnesota 96.3%
91 delegates
16,733 votes 		Not on ballot 3.7%
643 votes 		17,376 votes
February 7 89 Missouri 88.4%
89 delegates
64,435 votes 		1.4%
1,000 votes 		Not on ballot 1.2%
873 votes 		Not on ballot 2.7%
1,998 votes 		Not on ballot 6.3%
4,582 votes 		72,888 votes
February 26 31 Maine 100%
31 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
February 28 None Michigan
(primary) 		89.3%
174,054 votes 		Not on ballot 10.7%
20,833 votes 		194,887 votes
March 5 110 Georgia 100%
110 delegates
139,273 votes 		Not on ballot 139,273 votes
March 6
(541) 		110 Massachusetts 81.2%
110 delegates
127,909 votes 		Not on ballot 18.8%
29,654 votes 		157,563 votes
174 Ohio 100%
174 delegates
547,588 votes 		Not on ballot 547,588 votes
45 Oklahoma 57.1%
35 delegates
64,259 votes 		Not on ballot 6.4%
7,192 votes 		4.7%
5,318 votes 		18.0%
7 delegates
20,294 votes 		13.8%
3 delegates
15,535 votes 		Not on ballot 112,598 votes
82 Tennessee 88.5%
94 delegates
80,357 votes 		Not on ballot 11.5%
3 delegates
10,413 votes 		90,770 votes
18 Vermont 98.2%
18 delegates
30,954 votes 		Not on ballot 1.8%
582 votes 		31,536 votes
106 Virginia 100%
106 delegates 		Primary cancelled
6 American Samoa 100%
6 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
March 7 26 Hawai'i 96.9%
26 delegates
1,316 votes 		Not on ballot 3.1%
42 votes 		1,358 votes
March 13 63 Alabama 84.1%
55 delegates
241,167 votes 		Not on ballot 15.9%
8 delegates
45,613 votes 		286,780 votes
March 13
(69) 		40 Mississippi 100%
40 delegates
97,304 votes 		Not on ballot 97,304 votes
29 Utah 100%
29 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
March 20 189 Illinois 99.9%
189 delegates
652,583 votes 		Not on ballot nil%
124 votes 		Not on ballot 652,717 votes
March 24 64 Louisiana 76.5%
60 delegates
115,150 votes 		11.8%
4 delegates
17,804 votes 		Not on ballot 5.2%
7,750 votes 		6.6%
9,897 votes 		Not on ballot 150,601 votes
March 31 70 Arizona 100%
70 delegates 		Primary cancelled
April 3
(219) 		97 Maryland 88.5%
94 delegates
288,766 votes 		Not on ballot 11.5%
3 delegates
37,704 votes 		326,470 votes
100 Wisconsin 98.2%
100 delegates
293,029 votes 		Not on ballot 1.8%
3 delegates
5,385 votes 		298,414 votes
100 Washington, D.C. 96.2%
22 delegates
56,503 votes 		Not on ballot 3.8%
2,211 votes 		58,714 votes
April 14
(142) 		19 Alaska 100%
19 delegates
500 votes 		Not on ballot 500 votes
24 Idaho 100%
24 delegates
1,400 votes 		Not on ballot 1400 votes
49 Kansas 100%
49 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
38 Nebraska
(caucus) 		100%
49 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
12 Wyoming
(caucus) 		100%
12 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
April 24
(693) 		73 Connecticut 100%
73 delegates 		Primary cancelled
23 Delaware 100%
23 delegates 		Primary cancelled
337 New York 100%
337 delegates 		Primary cancelled
228 Pennsylvania 97.0%
228 delegates
610,401 votes 		Not on ballot 3.0%
19,082 votes 		629,483 votes
32 Rhode Island 83.4%
32 delegates
6,759 votes 		Not on ballot 16.6%
1,347 votes 		8,106 votes
May 5
(466) 		276 Florida 100%
276 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
183 Michigan
(caucus) 		100%
183 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
7 Guam 100%
7 delegates
700 votes 		Not on ballot 700 votes
May 6 19 Democrats Abroad 99.1%
19 delegates
2,709 votes 		Not on ballot 0.9%
25 votes 		2,734 votes
May 8
(271) 		96 Indiana 100%
96 delegates
221,466 votes 		Not on ballot 221,466 votes
139 North Carolina 79.2%
104 delegates
766,079 votes 		Not on ballot 20.8%
35 delegates
200,810 votes 		966,889 votes
36 West Virginia 59.4%
21 delegates
106,770 votes 		Not on ballot 40.6%
15 delegates
73,138 votes 		Not on ballot 179,908 votes
May 15
(40) 		None Nebraska
(primary) 		100%
62,229 votes 		Not on ballot 62,229 votes
40 Oregon 94.7%
40 delegates
267,382 votes 		Not on ballot 5.3%
15,077 votes 		282,459 votes
May 22 47 Arkansas 58.4%
28 delegates
94,936 votes 		41.6%
19 delegates
67,711 votes 		Not on ballot 162,647 votes
47 Kentucky 57.9%
38 delegates
119,291 votes 		Not on ballot 42.1%
27 delegates
86,921 votes 		206,218 votes
May 26 8 Wyoming
(convention) 		100%
8 delegates 		Not on ballot
May 29 None Texas
(primary) 		88.2%
520,410 votes 		5.1%
29,879 votes 		Not on ballot 4.3%
25,430 votes 		2.5%
14,445 votes 		Not on ballot 590,164 votes
June 2 72 Colorado 100%
72 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
June 3 60 Puerto Rico 100%
60 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
June 5
(802) 		547 California 99.9%
547 delegates
2,075,905 votes 		Not on ballot nil%
221 votes 		Not on ballot nil%
183 votes 		2,076,309 votes
24 Montana 90.5%
24 delegates
79,537 votes 		Not on ballot 9.5%
8,306 votes 		87,843 votes
153 New Jersey 100%
153 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
39 New Mexico 100%
39 delegates
121,769 votes 		Not on ballot 121,769 votes
22 North Dakota 100%
22 delegates 		Not on ballot Unreported
22 South Dakota 100%
22 delegates 		Primary cancelled
June 3
(112) 		105 Washington
(convention) 		100%
105 delegates 		Not on ballot
7 Virgin Islands 100%
7 delegates 		Not on ballot
June 9 260 Texas
(convention) 		100%
260 delegates 		Not on ballot
N/A N/A Northern Mariana Islands No convention held
Totals votes earned 4,761 60 contests 91.0%
4,780 delegates
8,106,369 votes 		1.3%
23 delegates
116,639 votes 		0.8%
15 delegates
73,138 votes 		0.5%
0 delegates
41,730 votes 		0.3%
0 delegates
29,947 votes 		0.3%
7 delegates
22,858 votes 		0.2%
3 delegates
15,535 votes 		5.6%
79 delegates
500,240 votes 		8,903,722 votes
Convention roll call 100%
5,556 delegates 		0%

Notes

  1. ^ Results for individual candidates unknown
  2. ^ 2,289 votes (3.8%) for Ron Paul
    1,814 votes (3.0%) for Mitt Romney
    1,238 votes (2.0%) for John Huntsman
    945 votes (1.5%) for Ed Cowan
    833 votes (1.4%) for Vermin Supreme
    3,222 votes (5.4%) for all others
  3. ^ 16,075 votes (10.2%) for "Uncommitted"
    9,690 (6.2%) blanked ballots
    3,889 votes (2.5%) for "Others"
  4. ^ Write-in
  5. ^ Write-in
  6. ^ 1,133 votes (14.0%) for "Uncommitted"
    214 (2.6%) write-in
  7. ^ Delegates were invalidated and pledged to Obama.
  8. ^ Write-in
  9. ^ 129 votes for Michael Meyer
    54 votes for Luis Ramos

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