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US election delegate overview | US election delegate overview | ||||||||
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How close are the would-be US presidential candidates to securing their party's nomination? Figures correct as of 1300 GMT. | How close are the would-be US presidential candidates to securing their party's nomination? Figures correct as of 1300 GMT. | ||||||||
Candidate | States won | Total delegates won | John McCain Connecticut, Illinois, New Jersey, | Candidate | States won | Total delegates won | John McCain Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina 707 total delegates won Mitt Romney Alaska, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah
Mitt Romney suspended his campaign on 7 February 294 total delegates won Mike Huckabee Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Tennessee, West Virginia 195 total delegates won Ron Paul None 14 total delegates won | | |
Delegate count includes pledged and unpledged delegates (superdelegates) | |||||||||
Q&A: US election delegatesSuper Tuesday: Find out moreLatest news and full coverage of the presidential race | Q&A: US election delegatesSuper Tuesday: Find out moreLatest news and full coverage of the presidential race |