GOP Primary & Caucus Schedule 2016

After Donald Trump’s emphatic victory in Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary, the GOP race for president is on to South Carolina. The Palmetto State holds its “First in the South” primary on February 20, and with a crowded pack of so-called “establishment candidates” likely to stay in the race after New Hampshire, the race in South Carolina and beyond is shaping up to be especially volatile.

Here’s a look at the full GOP primary schedule:

GOP Presidential Primary & Caucus Schedule

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

 

Read more about the South Carolina GOP primary here: