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This article contains the results of the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries and caucuses, the processes by which the Republican Party selects delegates to attend the 2024 Republican National Convention. The series of primaries, caucuses, and state conventions culminate in the national convention, where the delegates cast their votes to formally select a candidate. A simple majority of the total delegate votes is required to become the nominee.

Candidates started being placed on primary ballots the previous October, and by the end of December 2023, most of these had been finalized. Seven candidates, Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, Ryan Binkley, Chris Christie, Vivek Ramaswamy and Asa Hutchinson, appear on the ballot in most states. Delegates won by some who suspend, rather formally withdraw their candidacies, will attend the convention as unpledged delegates.

Overview of results

Popular Vote

• First-place winners of each state
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Major candidates

Date (daily totals)	Delegates	Contest	Donald Trump	Nikki Haley (withdrawn)	Ryan Binkley (withdrawn)	Ron DeSantis (withdrawn)	Vivek Ramaswamy (withdrawn)	Asa Hutchinson (withdrawn)	Other
Cancelled	16	Delaware	16 delegates	Primary cancelled
	29	South Dakota	29 delegates	Primary cancelled
January 15	40	Iowa	51.0% 20 delegates 56,243 votes	19.1% 8 delegates 21,027 votes	0.7% 768 votes	21.3% 9 delegates 23,491 votes	7.6% 3 delegates 8,430 votes	0.2% 188 votes	0.1% 125 votes
January 23	22	New Hampshire	54.3% 13 delegates 176,391 votes	43.3% 9 delegates 140,491 votes	0.1% 315 votes	0.7% 2,241 votes	0.3% 833 votes	<0.1% 108 votes	1.3% 4,196 votes
February 6	0	Nevada (primary)	Not on ballot	30.6% 24,583 votes	Not on ballot	Not on ballot (withdrawn)			69.4% 55,666 votes
February 8 (30)	26	Nevada (caucus)	99.1% 26 delegates 59,982 votes	Not on ballot	0.9% 540 votes				Not on ballot
	4	Virgin Islands	First Ballot: 69.5% 180 votes Final Ballot: 74.2% 4 delegates 187 votes	First Ballot: 20.1% 52 votes Final Ballot: 25.8% 65 votes	Not on ballot	First Ballot: 5.8% 15 votes Final Ballot: 0.0% 0 votes	First Ballot: 1.2% 3 votes Final Ballot: 0.0% 0 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	First Ballot: 3.5% 9 votes Final Ballot: 0.0% 0 votes
February 24	50	South Carolina	59.8% 47 delegates 452,496 votes	39.5% 3 delegates 299,084 votes	0.1% 528 votes	0.4% 2,953 votes	0.1% 726 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	0.1% 1,019 votes
February 27	16	Michigan (primary)	68.1% 12 delegates 761,163 votes	26.6% 4 delegates 297,124 votes	0.2% 2,348 votes	1.2% 13,456 votes	0.3% 3,702 votes	0.1% 1,077 votes	3.4% 38,443 votes
March 2 (125)	39	Michigan (caucus)	97.8% 39 delegates 1,575 votes	2.2% 36 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)				Not on ballot
	32	Idaho	84.9% 32 delegates 33,603 votes	13.2% 5,221 votes	0.1% 40 votes	1.3% 534 votes	0.2% 95 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	0.2% 91 votes
	54	Missouri	N/A 54 delegates 924 state delegates	N/A 0 state delegates	Not on ballot (withdrawn)				0.0% 0 state delegates
March 1–3	19	Washington, D.C.	33.3% 676 votes	62.8% 19 delegates 1,274 votes	nil% 1 vote	1.9% 38 votes	0.7% 15 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	1.3% 26 votes
March 4	29	North Dakota	84.4% 29 delegates 1,632 votes	14.1% 273 votes	0.5% 9 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)			1.0% 19 votes
March 5 (Super Tuesday) (865)	49	Alabama	83.2% 50 delegates 499,147 votes	13.0% 77,989 votes	0.1% 509 votes	1.4% 8,452 votes	0.3% 1,864 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	2.0% 12,001 votes
	28	Alaska	87.6% 29 delegates 9,243 votes	12.0% 1,266 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)		0.4% 45 votes	Not on ballot (withdrawn)	Not on ballot
	40	Arkansas	76.9% 39 delegates 204,898 votes	18.4% 1 delegate 49,085 votes	0.1% 183 votes	1.2% 3,162 votes	0.3% 860 votes	2.8% 7,377 votes	0.3% 908 votes
	169	California	79.3% 169 delegates 1,962,905 votes	17.4% 431,876 votes	0.1% 3,577 votes	1.4% 35,717 votes	0.5% 11,113 votes	0.1% 3,336 votes	1.1% 28,372 votes
	37	Colorado	63.5% 24 delegates 555,863 votes	33.3% 12 delegates 291,615 votes	0.3% 2,220 votes	1.4% 12,672 votes	0.6% 5,113 votes	0.1% 1,269 votes	0.8% 7,188 votes
	20	Maine	71.9% 20 delegates 79,034 votes	25.4% 27,912 votes	0.3% 299 votes	1.1% 1,191 votes	0.4% 440 votes	Not on ballot	0.9% 1,022 ballots
	40	Massachusetts	59.8% 40 delegates 343,189 votes	36.8% 211,440 votes	0.1% 619 votes	0.7% 3,981 votes	0.3% 1,738 votes	0.1% 527 votes	2.6% 14,756 votes
	39	Minnesota	69.1% 27 delegates 232,846 votes	28.8% 12 delegates 97,182 votes	Not on ballot	1.2% 4,085 votes	0.4% 1,470 votes	Not on ballot	0.4% 1,431 votes
	75	North Carolina	73.8% 62 delegates 793,978 votes	23.3% 12 delegates 250,838 votes	0.1% 916 votes	1.4% 14,740 votes	0.3% 3,418 votes	0.1% 727 votes	1.0% 10,614 votes
	43	Oklahoma	81.8% 43 delegates 254,928 votes	15.9% 49,406 votes	0.1% 303 votes	1.3% 3,946 votes	0.3% 1,022 votes	0.1% 431 votes	0.5% 1,492 votes
	58	Tennessee	77.3% 58 delegates 446,850 votes	19.5% 112,958 votes	0.1% 722 votes	1.4% 7,947 votes	0.3% 1,714 votes	0.1% 533 votes	1.2% 7,119 votes
	162	Texas	77.8% 161 delegates 1,808,269 votes	17.5% 405,472 votes	0.1% 2,585 votes	1.6% 36,302 votes	0.5% 10,582 votes	0.1% 2,964 votes	2.4% 56,845 votes
	40	Utah	56.4% 40 delegates 48,350 votes	42.7% 36,621 votes	1.0% 826 votes	0% 0 votes	0% 0 votes	0% 0 votes	Not on ballot
	17	Vermont	45.1% 8 delegates 33,162 votes	49.3% 9 delegates 36,241 votes	0.4% 278 vote	1.3% 949 votes	0.7% 546 votes	Not on ballot	3.2% 2,311 votes
	48	Virginia	63.0% 42 delegates 440,416 votes	35.0% 6 delegates 244,586 votes	0.1% 853 votes	1.1% 7,494 votes	0.4% 2,503 votes	Not on ballot	0.5% 3,384 votes
March 8	9	American Samoa	100.0% 9 delegates 110 votes	0.0% 0 votes	Not on ballot		0.0% 0 votes	0.0% 0 votes	0.0% 0 votes
March 12 (160)	59	Georgia	84.5% 59 delegates 497,594 votes	13.2% 77,902 votes	0.1% 377 votes	1.3% 7,457 votes	0.2% 1,244 votes	0.1% 383 votes	0.7% 3,990 votes
	19	Hawaii	97.1% 19 delegates 4,348 votes	1.5% 68 votes	<0.1% 2 votes	0.6% 25 votes	0.6% 26 votes	Not on ballot	0.2% 10 votes
	40	Mississippi	92.5% 40 delegates 229,198 votes	5.4% 13,437 votes	Not on ballot	1.6% 4,042 votes	0.4% 1,096 votes	Not on ballot	Not on ballot
	43	Washington	76.4% 43 delegates 601,070 votes	19.3% 151,485 votes	Not on ballot	2.3% 17,870 votes	0.9% 7,318 votes	Not on ballot	1.1% 8,702 votes
March 15	9	Northern Mariana Islands	90.1% 9 delegates 319 votes	9.9% 35 votes	Not on ballot
March 16	9	Guam	100% 9 delegates 178 votes	0.0% 0 votes	Not on ballot				0.0% 0 votes
March 19 (349)	43	Arizona	78.8% 43 delegates 492,299 votes	17.8% 110,966 votes	0.1% 891 votes	1.6% 10,131 votes	0.4% 2,479 votes	0.1% 714 votes	1.1% 6,908 votes
	125	Florida	81.2% 125 delegates 911,424 votes	13.9% 155,560 votes	0.1% 1,385 votes	3.7% 41,269 votes	0.3% 2,850 votes	0.1% 1,190 votes	0.8% 8,953 votes
	64	Illinois	80.5% 64 delegates 479,556 votes	14.5% 86,278 votes	0.5% 3,114 votes	2.9% 16,990 votes	Not on ballot	Not on ballot	1.6% 9,758 votes
	39	Kansas	75.5% 39 delegates 72,115 votes	16.1% 15,339 votes	0.5% 508 votes	2.7% 2,543 votes	Not on ballot		5.2% 4,982 votes
	78	Ohio	79.2% 79 delegates 896,059 votes	14.4% 162,563 votes	Not on ballot	3.4% 38,089 votes	1.3% 14,450 votes	Not on ballot	1.8% 20,027 votes
March 23	47	Louisiana	89.8% 47 delegates 172,503 votes	6.8% 13,123 votes	0.3% 580 votes	1.6% 3,022 votes	0.3% 595 votes	0.3% 519 votes	1.0% 1,826 votes
April 2 (195)	28	Connecticut	77.9% 28 delegates 34,750 votes	14.0% 6,229 votes	0.4% 184 votes	2.9% 1,289 votes	Not on ballot		4.8% 2,166 votes
	91	New York (93% in)	81.2% 91 delegates 132,698 votes	12.9% 21,145 votes	Not on ballot		1.0% 1,667 votes	Not on ballot	4.9% 7,990 votes
	19	Rhode Island	84.5% 17 delegates 10,898 votes	10.6% 2 delegates 1,371 votes	Not on ballot	1.4% 178 votes	0.3% 40 votes	Not on ballot	3.2% 411 votes
	41	Wisconsin	79.2% 41 delegates 477,103 votes	12.8% 76,841 votes	Not on ballot	3.3% 20,124 votes	0.9% 5,200 votes	Not on ballot	3.8% 22,828 votes
April 18–20	29	Wyoming	100% 29 delegates	Not on ballot
April 21	23	Puerto Rico	96.2% 23 delegates 992 votes	Not on ballot					3.8% 39 votes
April 23	67	Pennsylvania	82.8% 64 delegates 790,662 votes	16.5% 157,222 votes	Not on ballot				0.7% 6,677 votes
May 7	58	Indiana	78.3% 58 delegates 464,399 votes	21.7% 128,812 votes	Not on ballot
May 14 (104)	37	Maryland	77.3% 37 delegates 220,493 votes	22.7% 64,592 votes	Not on ballot
	36	Nebraska	79.9% 36 delegates 167,864 votes	18.2% 38,257 votes	Not on ballot				1.9% 3,907 votes
	32	West Virginia	88.4% 32 delegates 199,497 votes	9.4% 21,231 votes	0.7% 1,481 votes	Not on ballot			1.5% 3,494 votes
May 21 (77)	46	Kentucky	85.0% 46 delegates 215,044 votes	6.4% 16,232 votes	0.4% 900 votes	3.1% 7,803 votes	0.7% 1,640 votes	Not on ballot	4.5% 11,445 votes
	31	Oregon	91.6% 31 delegates 293,425 votes	Not on ballot					8.4% 27,043 votes
June 4 (91)	31	Montana	90.9% 31 delegates 165,678 votes	Not on ballot					9.1% 16,570 votes
	12	New Jersey	12 delegates	Not on ballot
	22	New Mexico	84.5% 22 delegates 78,999 votes	8.6% 8,054 votes	Not on ballot		0.9% 886 votes	Not on ballot	5.9% 5,558 votes
Total	2,429	See above	2,260 delegates	97 delegates	0 delegates	9 delegates	3 delegates	0 delegates	0 delegates

Other candidates

Eight candidates suspended their campaigns before the Iowa caucuses. Five major candidates had withdrawn from the race after states began to certify candidates for ballot spots: Perry Johnson, Mike Pence, Doug Burgum, and Chris Christie. Asa Hutchinson also dropped out after the Iowa caucuses. Since the beginning of the primary season, none of these candidates have been awarded any delegates.

Candidates		John Anthony Castro	David Stuckenberg	Rachel Swift	Chris Christie	Doug Burgum	Tim Scott	Mike Pence	Perry Johnson
Withdrawal date		—	—	—	Jan 10 2024	Dec 4 2023	Nov 12 2023	Oct 28 2023	Oct 20 2023
Date	State
Jan 15	IA	0	0	0	35
Jan 23	NH	19	25	105	1,493	180	196	404	26
Feb 6	NV (primary)	270					1,081	3,091
Feb 8	VI				3 (First Round) 0 (Final Round)				6 (First Round) 0 (Final Round)
Feb 24	SC		361		658
Feb 27	MI				4,794
Mar 2	ID				91
	MO		0
Mar 3	DC		8		18
Mar 4	ND		19
Mar 5	AL		752		1,442
	AR		151		600	157
	CA		3,909	4,253	20,210
	CO				7,188
	MA				5,125
	MN				1,431
	NC				3,166
	OK		397		1,095
	TN		352		1,874
	TX		2,339		8,938
	VT				1,020		2	3
	VA				3,384
March 12	GA		243		2,054	161	1,398		134
	HI		1		8	1
	WA				8,702
Mar 19	AZ	505	1,367		5,078
	FL				8,953
	IL				9,758
	OH				20,027
Mar 23	LA		210	335	1,281
Apr 2	NY				6,679
	RI				514
	WI				9,771
May 21	KY				2,461
June 4	NM				2,428

State-wide results

Iowa

New Hampshire

Nevada

Primary

Caucus

Virgin Islands

South Carolina

Michigan

Primary

Caucus

Idaho

Missouri

Washington D.C.

North Dakota

Alabama

Alaska

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Maine

Massachusetts

Minnesota

North Carolina

Oklahoma

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

American Samoa

Georgia

Hawaii

Mississippi

Washington

Northern Mariana Islands

Guam

Arizona

Florida

Illinois

Kansas

Ohio

Louisiana

Connecticut

New York

Rhode Island

Wisconsin

Puerto Rico

Pennsylvania

Indiana

Maryland

Nebraska

West Virginia

Kentucky

Montana

New Jersey

New Mexico

See also

• Results of the 2024 Democratic Party presidential primaries
• Results of the 2020 Republican Party presidential primaries

Notes

1. Pursuant to Delaware State Law, if only one Presidential Candidate, and no other candidates file for the ballot, the state run presidential primary shall be cancelled.
2. ^ Delegates have not been officially bound yet.
3. Includes:
   • <0.1% for Chris Christie (35 votes)
   • 0.1% for candidates not on the ballot (90 votes)
4. Includes:
   • 63.3% for "None of These Candidates" (50,763 votes)
   • 3.9% for Mike Pence (withdrawn, 3,091 votes)
   • 1.3% for Tim Scott (withdrawn, 1,081 votes)
   • 0.9% for other on-ballot candidates (731 votes)
5. The U.S. Virgin Islands was stripped five of its delegates for scheduling its caucus before March 1.
6. Includes:
   • 2.4% for Perry Johnson (withdrawn, 6 votes)
   • 1.2% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 3 votes)
7. Includes:
   • 0.1% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 658 votes)
   • <0.1% for David Stuckenberg (361 votes)
8. Includes:
   • 3.0% for Uncommitted (33,649 votes)
   • 0.4% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 4,794 votes)
9. Includes:
   • 0.2% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 91 votes)
10. The number of pledged delegates won is determined by the number of state delegates won.
11. The number of pledged national convention delegates is calculated through the number of state delegates won, however, a candidate must get both at least 15% of the total vote to get statewide delegates and at least 15% of the vote in a congressional district to get district delegates from that district. Each precinct has a certain number of state delegates and allocates them based on how many caucus goers there are for each candidate at that precinct.
12. ^ The Missouri Republican Party has only released the state delegate results instead of the popular vote.
13. Includes:
    • 0.0% for David Stuckenberg (0 state delegates)
14. Includes
    • 0.9% for Chris Christie (18 votes)
    • 0.4% for David Stuckenberg (8 votes)
15. Includes
    • 1.0% for David Stuckenberg (19 votes)
16. Includes:
    • 1.6% for No Uncommitted (9,807 votes)
    • 0.2% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 1,442 votes)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (752 votes)
17. Includes:
    • 0.2% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 600 votes)
    • 0.1% for Doug Burgum (withdrawn, 157 votes)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (151 votes)
18. Includes:
    • 0.8% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 20,210 votes)
    • 0.2% for Rachel Swift (4,253 votes)
    • 0.2% for David Stuckenberg (3,909 votes)
19. ^ All for Chris Christie.
20. All as blank ballots
21. Includes:
    • 1.0% for No Preference (5,717 votes)
    • 0.9% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 5,217 votes)
    • 0.4% as blank ballots (2,148 ballots)
    • 0.3% for other on-ballot candidates (1,674 votes)
22. Includes:
    • 0.7% for No preference (7,448 votes)
    • 0.3% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 3,166 votes)
23. Includes:
    • 0.4% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 1,095 votes)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (397 votes)
24. Includes:
    • 0.8% for Uncommitted (4,884 votes)
    • 0.3% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 1,874 votes)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (352 votes)
25. Includes:
    • 2.0% for Uncommitted (45,568 votes)
    • 0.4% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 8,938 votes)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (2,339 votes)
26. Includes:
    • 1.4% for Chris Christie (1,020 votes)
    • 0.9% as blank ballots (654 ballots)
    • 0.8% for Write-in candidates (586 votes)
    • 0.07% as over votes (51 ballots)
27. Includes:
    • 0.3% for Chris Christie (2,054 votes)
    • 0.2% for Tim Scott (1,398 votes)
    • <0.1% for David Stuckenberg (243 votes)
    • <0.1% for Doug Burgum (161 votes)
    • <0.1% for Perry Johnson (134 votes)
28. Includes:
    • 0.2% for Chris Christie (8 votes)
    • <0.1% for Doug Burgum (1 vote)
    • <0.1% for David Stuckenberg (1 vote)
29. Includes:
    • 0.8% for Chris Christie (5,078 votes)
    • 0.2% for David Stuckenberg (1,367 votes)
    • 0.1% for John Anthony Castro (505 votes)
30. All for None of the Names Shown
31. Includes:
    • 0.7% for Chris Christie (1,281 votes)
    • 0.2% for Rachel Swift (335 vote)
    • 0.1% for David Stuckenberg (210 vote)
32. All for Uncommitted
33. Includes:
    • 4.1% for Chris Christie (withdrawn, 6,679 votes)
    • 0.8% as blank or void ballots (1,311 votes)
34. Includes:
    • 2.0% for Uncommitted (257 votes)
    • 1.2% for Chris Christie (154 votes)
35. Includes:
    • 2.2% for Uninstructed (13,057 votes)
    • 1.6% for Chris Christie (9,771 votes)
36. ^ All for write-in candidates
37. Includes:
    • 1.9% for Perry Johnson (3,907 votes)
    • 0.8% for write-in candidates (1,671 votes)
38. Includes:
    • 1.0% for Rachel Swift (2,326 votes)
    • 0.5% for David Stuckenberg (1,168 votes)
39. Includes:
    • 3.5% for Uncommitted (8,984 votes)
    • 1.0% for Chris Christie (2,461 votes)
40. All for No preference
41. New Jersey lost 40 of its delegates for holding its primary after May 31.
42. Includes:
    • 3.4% for Uncommitted (3,130 votes)
    • 2.6% for Chris Christie (2,428 votes)
43. If a candidate wins all of Nevada's delegates, the NRP chair is automatically unbound. He has pledged his support to Trump.

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