2000 US Presidential Primary Election Dates

This table shows the dates of primary and caucus elections for the Democratic and Republican parties for the 2000 presidential election.

DATE	PRIMARY or CAUCUS	GOP Delegates	DEM Delegates
Jan. 24	Iowa caucus Alaska caucus	25 23	56 –
Feb. 1	New Hampshire	17	29
Feb. 8	Delaware	12
Feb. 19	South Carolina	37
Feb. 22	Arizona Michigan	30 58
Feb. 23	Nevada caucus (part State; see 3/21)	17
Feb. 29	North Dakota caucus Virginia Washington	19 56 37
March 7 Super Tuesday	California Connecticut Georgia Hawaii caucus Idaho caucus Maine Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota caucus Missouri New York North Dakota caucus Ohio Rhode Island Vermont Washington caucus	162 25 54 – – 14 31 37 – 35 101 – 69 14 12 –	434 67 92 33 23 32 92 118 – 92 294 22 170 32 22 94
March 9	South Carolina		52
March 10	Colorado Utah Wyoming caucus	40 29 22	61 29 –
March 11	Arizona Michigan Minnesota caucus		55 157 91
March 12	Nevada caucus		29
March 14	Florida Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Tennessee Texas	80 29 33 38 37 124	186 74 48 53 81 231
March 21	Illinois Nevada (rest of State)	74 –	189 –
March 25	Wyoming		18
March 27	Delaware caucus		22
March 28	Wyoming caucus
April 4	Kansas Pennsylvania Wisconsin	35 78 37	42 191 92
April 15, 17	Virginia caucus		97
April 22	Alaska caucus		19
April 25	Minnesota	34
May 2	D.C. Indiana North Carolina	15 55 62	32 88 103
May 9	Nebraska West Virginia	30 18	32 42
May 16	Oregon	24	58
May 19	Hawaii	14
May 23	Arkansas Idaho Kentucky	24 28 31	48 – 58
June 6	Alabama Montana New Jersey New Mexico South Dakota	44 23 54 21 22	63 24 124 35 22
July 31-August 3: Republican Party Convention in Philadelphia. To win, candidates need 1034 delegates out of 2066.
August 1-17: Democratic Party Convention in Los Angeles. To win, candidates need 2169 delegates out of 4336.