When Is the Next GOP Primary?

Donald Trump appears poised to win Nevada. (Getty)

As the Republican presidential candidates finish up the South Carolina primary on Saturday, their attention immediately turns to Nevada where the GOP caucus will be held on Tuesday, February 23. It marks the quickest turnaround for the Republicans during primary season.

Early polls show Donald Trump with a large lead in Nevada. RealClear Politics has Trump with an average of a 22 percent lead over the closest competitor (Ted Cruz). As FiveThirtyEight has pointed out, polling in Nevada is not necessarily reflective of how the caucus will go.

Many state residents work late nights and are hard to access for polling. Turnout is also hard to predict and has been historically low compared to other states.

Nevada will be the last GOP stop before Super Tuesday on March 1. Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont and Virginia will host GOP primaries on Super Tuesday. Colorado will host a caucus but the delegates will not be awarded. Alaska will also host a caucus.

There are 595 delegates at stake on Super Tuesday for the Republican candidates.

Heading into South Carolina, six Republican candidates remain in the contest. The four days between South Carolina and Nevada will be a big momentum swing for the candidates that perform well in the two states.

GOP Presidential Primary & Caucus Schedule

DATE	STATE	DELEGATES
2/1	Iowa	30
2/9	New Hampshire	23
2/20	South Carolina	50
2/23	Nevada	30
3/1	Alabama	50
3/1	Alaska	28
3/1	Arkansas	40
3/1	Colorado	37
3/1	Georgia	76
3/1	Massachusetts	42
3/1	Minnesota	38
3/1	Oklahoma	43
3/1	Tennessee	58
3/1	Texas	155
3/1	Vermont	16
3/5	Kansas	40
3/5	Kentucky	46
3/5	Louisiana	46
3/5	Maine	23
3/6	Puerto Rico	23
3/8	Hawaii	19
3/8	Idaho	32
3/8	Michigan	59
3/8	Mississippi	40
3/12	Washington D.C.	19
3/15	Florida	99
3/15	Illinois	69
3/15	Missouri	52
3/15	North Carolina	72
3/15	Ohio	66
3/15	Northern Mariana Islands	9
3/22	Arizona	58
3/22	Utah	40
4/5	Wisconsin	42
4/19	New York	95
4/26	Connecticut	28
4/26	Delaware	16
4/26	Maryland	38
4/26	Pennsylvania	71
4/26	Rhode Island	19
5/3	Indiana	57
5/3	Nebraska	36
5/10	West Virginia	34
5/17	Oregon	28
5/24	Washington	44
6/7	California	172
6/7	Montana	27
6/7	New Jersey	51
6/7	New Mexico	24
6/7	South Dakota	29

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GOP Presidential Primary & Caucus Schedule

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