*** Marco Rubio and Bernie Sanders win the Minnesota Caucus ***
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Democratic Delegate Count
Republican Delegate Count Dates
Democratic Caucus – Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Republican Caucus – Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Delegates
Democratic Caucus – 93 Delegates, awarded proportionally except for 16 uncommitted superdelegates
Republican Caucus – 38 Delegates, awarded proportionally Democratic Caucus Results
Bernie Sanders:
Hillary Clinton: Republican Caucus Results
Marco Rubio:
Ted Cruz:
Donald Trump:
Ben Carson:
John Kasich:
Caucus Type
The Minnesota caucus is mostly-open. All voters may choose to participate either in the Democratic-Farmer-Labor caucus or the Republican caucus. Democratic-Farmer-Labor caucus-goers must consider themselves members of the DFL and must not be active members of any other party. Delegate Award Methodology
Democrats
Pledged delegates (77) are awarded proportionally based on statewide and district level vote totals. A 15% threshold is in place for all delegates. This means that a candidate must win at least 15% of the vote in a district or statewide election to be eligible for any delegates. Minnesota is also allocated 16 superdelegates which are not pledged based on the caucus outcome. Republicans
All Minnesota delegates (38) are awarded proportionally in the Republican caucus. Three delegates are awarded in each congressional district (24 total), and 14 at-large delegates (including 1 bonus delegate and 3 party leaders) are awarded based on the statewide results. There is a 10% threshold for a candidate to be eligible for delegates. The threshold is waived if no candidate earns 10%. Also, a candidate who earns 85% of the vote will be awarded all 38 delegates.
Presidential Primaries and Results
June Results06/07: California | Montana | New Jersey | New Mexico | North Dakota (D) | South Dakota May Results
05/24: Washington (R)
05/17: Kentucky (D) | Oregon
05/10: Nebraska (R) | West Virginia
05/03: Indiana April Results
04/26: Connecticut | Delaware | Maryland | Pennsylvania | Rhode Island
04/19: New York
04/09: Wyoming (D)
04/05: Wisconsin March Results
03/26: Alaska (D) | Hawaii (D) | Washington (D)
03/22: Arizona | Idaho (D) | Utah
03/15: Florida | Illinois | Missouri | North Carolina | Ohio
03/12: Wyoming (R)
03/08: Hawaii (R) | Idaho (R) | Michigan | Mississippi
03/06: Maine (D)
03/05: Kansas | Kentucky (R) | Louisiana | Maine (R) | Nebraska (D)
03/01: Alabama | Alaska (R) | Arkansas | Colorado (D) | Georgia | Massachusetts | Minnesota | Oklahoma | Tennessee | Texas | Vermont | Virginia February Results
02/27: South Carolina (D)
02/23: Nevada (R)
02/20: Nevada (D) | South Carolina (R)
02/09: New Hampshire
02/01: Iowa