How Many Primaries Each 2020 Presidential Candidate Has Won and How Many Delegates They Have

The 2020 Democratic primaries kicked off with the Iowa caucus on Feb. 3 and will continue through early June: Keep track here of which candidates have won each primary and how many delegates they've earned, even if they didn't come in first. With data from the Associated Press and NPR's delegate tracker.
By People Staff
February 12, 2020 05:56 PM

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Former Vice President Joe Biden

Primaries won: None

Delegates so far: Six — fourth-place finish in Iowa

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Pete Buttigieg

Primaries won: Iowa

Delegates so far: 24 — 13 in Iowa and nine from New Hampshire (second-place finish)

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Sen. Amy Klobuchar

Primaries won: None

Delegates so far: Seven — one from Iowa (fifth-place finish) and six from New Hampshire (third-place finish)

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Sen. Bernie Sanders

Primaries won: New Hampshire

Delegates so far: 21 — 12 in Iowa (second place finish) and nine from New Hampshire

Related: The Delegate Tracker from the AP and NPR

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren

Primaries won: None

Delegates so far: Eight — from Iowa (third-place finish)

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