Which Candidate Has The Most Delegates In The 2020 Democratic Primary?

There are 57 contests in the 2020 Democratic primary. A total of 3,979 pledged delegates will be awarded to the Democratic National Convention, where the Party’s nominee will be selected. A candidate needs 1991 pledged delegates to clinch the nomination.

2020 Democratic Primary Delegate Count

Joe Biden currently has a commanding delegate lead with 1180. It will be difficult for Bernie Sanders (885) to catch up at this point, especially since the Democratic Party doesn’t have winner-take-all states.

Candidate	Delegates
Biden	1180
Sanders	885
Warren	72
Bloomberg	61
Buttigieg	26
Klobuchar	7
Gabbard	2

Last updated March 18, 2020

Remaining Primary Schedule

Note: Some dates below may be inaccurate due to elections postponements because of coronavirus.

Tuesday March 24

• Georgia: 105 delegates

Saturday March 29

• Puerto Rico: 51 delegates

Saturday April 4

• Alaska: 15 delegates
• Hawaii: 24 delegates
• Louisiana: 54 delegates
• Wyoming: 14 delegates

Tuesday April 7

• Wisconsin: 84 delegates

Tuesday April 28

• Connecticut: 60 delegates
• Delaware: 21 delegates
• Maryland: 96 delegates
• New York: 274 delegates
• Pennsylvania: 186 delegates
• Rhode Island: 26 delegates

Saturday May 2

• Guam: 7 delegates
• Kansas: 39 delegates

Tuesday May 5

• Indiana: 82 delegates

Tuesday May 12

• Nebraska: 29 delegates
• West Virginia: 28 delegates

Tuesday May 19

• Kentucky: 54 delegates
• Oregon: 61 delegates

Tuesday June 2

• Montana: 19 delegates
• New Jersey: 126 delegates
• New Mexico: 34 delegates
• Ohio: 136 delegates
• South Dakota: 16 delegates
• Washington DC: 20 delegates

Saturday June 6

• Virgin Islands: 7 delegates