The "soft" delegate count is this website's estimate of the potential delegate support for each contender based on key delegate selection events already held and is subject to change as we get closer to the National Conventions. The "hard" count is the tabulation of delegates formally pledged or bound by law and/or Party rules. In order for a Democratic Presidential candidate to be nominated, either a majority of pledged delegate votes must support a single candidate on the first ballot or, a majority of all (pledged and unpledged [aka automatic]) delegate votes must support a single candidate on any ballot.
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Pre-2024 Musings
- It's often been said that the next election begins as soon as the newly-elected person is sworn into office, so I guess that means it's high time we all think about Election 2024!
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WHY ARE THEY ALL HERE, ANYWAY?
- An historical analysis of the apportionment of delegate votes at the National Conventions of the two major parties.
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Historical Analysis of the Presidential Nominating Process
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Glossary
- Presidential Primary Types include
the Delegate Selection Primary, Advisory Primary, Winner-Take-All Primary,
Proportional Primary, Democratic National Convention Proportional Primary
Threshold Rules, Bonus Primary, Loophole Primary, and Caucus/Convention.
- Voter Eligibility for the Closed, Open,
and Modified Open Primary or Caucus.
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- Statutory Election Information of the Several states / Presidential Primary
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Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions
- State by State coverage. Includes the Delegate Selection Process, delegate allocation, delegate counts, popular vote, primary and caucus dates, primary types, voter eligibility, poll closing times.
- Summaries
Details of Delegate Allocation
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Commission on Presidential Debates
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Conventions
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49th Democratic National Convention
- Monday 19 August to Thursday 22 August 2024 (announced 11 April 2023)
- Chicago, Illinois (announced 11 April 2023)
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43ndRepublican National Convention
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin (5 August 2022 by unanimous vote by the Republican National Committee)
- On 21 December 2022, the Republican National Committee set 15-18 July as the dates for the 2024 presidential convention.
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Under a "gentleman's agreement" in force since the 1940s, the Republicans (as the "out" Party re: the White House) will be hold their National Convention first.
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Alliance Party
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American Independent Party
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American Freedom Party
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American Solidarity Party
- The American Solidarity Party's 2024 convention will be held in Plano, Texas on 30 June to 2 July 2023.
- 2 June 2023: Peter Sonski receives the nomination for President of the United States with 328 votes 52% on the first ballot. The Vice Presidential nominee will be determined later.
- 29 June 2023: Lauren Onak of Massachusetts receives the nomination for Vice President of the United States.
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Approval Voting Party
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Bread and Roses Party
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The Boston Tea Party
Constitution Party National Convention
- 17 April through 20 April 20, 2024. (announced 30 October 2023)
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- 2024 Constitution Party National Convention
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Green Party National Convention
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Forward Party National Convention
- 5 April 2024: The Forward Party will not run a presidential candidate in 2024.
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Libertarian Party National Convention
- Friday 24 through Sunday 26 May 2022 (announced 2022?)
- Washington, D.C.
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Liberty Union Party
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Life and Liberty Party
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Natural Law Party of Michigan
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No Labels
14 April 2024: President Nominating Convention Cancelled. Will be replaced by a virtual convention.
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Peace & Freedom Party
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Prohibition Party
- Circa 15 March 2023: The Prohibition Party will hold their Presidential Convention in Buffalo, New York, 7-9 May 2023.
- 9 May 2023 Buffalo, New York: The Prohibition Party nominates Michael Wood for President and John Pietrowski for Vice President.
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Reform Party USA National Convention
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Socialist Action
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The Party for Socialism and Liberation
- 8 September 2023: The Party for Socialism and Liberation nominated Claudia De la Cruz for President of New York and Karina Garcia of New York for Vice-President.
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The Socialist Equality Party
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The Socialist Party of the United States
- On 22 October 2023, the Socialist Party nominated Bill Stodden of Iowa for President and Stephanie Cholensky of Minnesota for Vice President.
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The Socialist Workers Party
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The United Citizens Party of South Carolina
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Unity Party of America National Convention
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Veterans Party
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