The election cycle in the US is starting to heat up, so I thought it would be a good time to start tracking 2020 presidential election facts and statistics. Below is what I was able to dig up so far. As always, stats/facts will be added/updated as I find new ones, so stay tuned…

2020 Presidential Election Facts and Statistics

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Please note that some of this info is easier to find than others. Many of these stats are based on news reports and third party organizations and not necessarily official tallies. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100% accurate.

2020 Presidential Election Facts and Statistics

Major Declared Presidential Candidates

(as of 3/12/20)
Note: 1,991 delegates needed to win the Democratic Nomination

Candidate	Party	Background	Delegates Won	Total Fundraising	Note(s)
Michael Bennet	Democrat	US Senator (Colorado)		$7.291 million	Dropped Out in February 2020
Joe Biden	Democrat	Former Vice President	864	$76.200 million
Bill de Blasio	Democrat	Mayor (New York City)		$1.802 million	Dropped Out in September 2019
Michael Bloomberg	Democrat	Former Mayor (New York City)	61	na	Dropped out in March 2020
Corey Booker	Democrat	US Senator (New Jersey)		$27.654 million	Dropped Out in January 2020
Steve Bullock	Democrat	Governor (Montana)		$5.208 million	Dropped Out in December 2019
Pete Buttigieg	Democrat	Mayor (South Bend, IN)	26	$81.490 million	Dropped out in March 2020
Julian Castro	Democrat	Former Obama HUD Secretary		$10.075 million	Dropped Out in January 2020
John Delaney	Democrat	Former Congressman (Maryland)		$13.925 million	Dropped Out in January 2020
Tulsi Gabbard	Democrat	Congress (Hawaii)	2	$13.515 million
Kirsten Gillibrand	Democrat	US Senator (New York)		$15.823 million	Dropped Out in August 2019
Kamala Harris	Democrat	US Senator (California)		$39.956 million	Dropped Out in December 2019
John Hickenlooper	Democrat	Former Governor (Colorado)		$4.111 million	Dropped Out in August 2019
Jay Inslee	Democrat	Governor (Washington)		$8.594 million	Dropped Out in August 2019
Amy Klobuchar	Democrat	US Senator (Minnesota)	7	$34.188 million	Dropped out in March 2020
Wayne Messam	Democrat	Mayor (Miramar, FL)		$126,918	Dropped Out in November 2019
Seth Moulton	Democrat	Congress (Massachusetts)		$1.497 million	Dropped Out in August 2019
Beto O’Rourke	Democrat	Former Congressman (Texas)		$17.541 million	Dropped Out in November 2019
Deval Patrick	Democrat	Former Governor (Massachusetts)		na	Dropped Out in February 2020
Tim Ryan	Democrat	Congress (Ohio)		$1.296 million	Dropped Out in October 2019
Bernie Sanders	Independent	US Senator (Vermont)	710	$132.568 million
Joe Sestak	Democrat	Former Congressman (Pennsylvania)		$3.712 million	Dropped Out in December 2019
Tom Steyer	Democrat	Entrepreneur		$270.667 million	Dropped out in March 2020
Eric Swalwell	Democrat	Congress (California)		$2.547 million	Dropped Out in July 2019
Donald Trump	Republican	President	1,104	$253.402 million
Joe Walsh	Republican	Former US Representative (Illinois)		$502,025	Dropped Out in February 2020
Elizabeth Warren	Democrat	US Senator (Massachusetts)	70	$92.023 million	Dropped out in March 2020
Bill Weld	Republican	Former Governor (Massachusetts)	1	$1.852 million
Marianne Williamson	Democrat	Author		$8.007 million	Dropped Out in January 2020
Andrew Yang	Democrat	Entrepreneur		$39.164 million	Dropped Out in February 2020

2020 Presidential Debate schedule

(as of 3/1/20)

Date(s)	Party	Host(s)	Location
June 26-27, 2019	Democrat	NBC, MSNBC, Telemundo	Miami, FL
July 30-31, 2019	Democrat	CNN	Detroit, MI
September 12-13, 2019	Democrat	ABC, Univision	Houston, TX
October 15, 2019	Democrat	CNN, New York Times	Westerville, OH
November 20,2019	Democrat	MSNBC, Washington Post	Atlanta, GA
December 19, 2019	Democrat	PBS, Politico	Los Angeles, CA
January 14, 2020	Democrat	CNN, The Des Moines Register	Des Moines, IA
February 7, 2020	Democrat	ABC, WMUR, Apple News	Manchester, NH
February 19, 2020	Democrat	NBC, MSNBC, Telemundo, The Nevada Independent	Las Vegas, NV
February 25, 2020	Democrat	CBS, BET, Twitter, Congressional Black Caucus Institute	Charleston, SC
March 15, 2020	Democrat	CNN, Univision, Congressional Hispanic Caucus	Phoenix, AZ

2020 Presidential Primary Election Dates by State

(as of 3/12/20)

		Delegates Available		Winner
Date	State	Democrat	Republican	Democrat	Republican
2/3/20	Iowa	41	40	(tie) Sanders Buttigieg	Trump
2/11/20	New Hampshire	24	22	Sanders	Trump
2/15/20	South Carolina (GOP)		50	—	Canceled
2/22/20	Nevada (Dem)	36		Sanders	—
2/25/20	Nevada (GOP)		25	—	Canceled
2/29/20	South Carolina (Dem)	54		Biden	—
3/3/20	Alabama	52	50	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Alaska (GOP)		28	—	Canceled
3/3/20	American Samoa (Dem)	6		Bloomberg	—
3/3/20	Arkansas	31	40	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	California	416	172	Sanders	Trump
3/3/20	Colorado	67	37	Sanders	Trump
3/3-3/10/20	Democrats Abroad	13			—
3/8/20	Maine	24		Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Massachusetts	91	41	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Minnesota	75	39	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	North Carolina	110	71	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Oklahoma	37	43	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Tennessee	64	58	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Texas	228	155	Biden	Trump
3/3/20	Utah	29	40	Sanders	Trump
3/3/20	Vermont	16	17	Sanders	Trump
3/3/20	Virginia (Dem)	99	49	Biden	—
3/7/20	Kansas (GOP)		39	—	Canceled
3/7/20	Kentucky (GOP)		46	—
3/8/20	Puerto Rico (GOP)		23	—
3/10/20	Hawaii (GOP)		19	—	Canceled
3/10/20	Idaho	20	32	Biden	Trump
3/10/20	Michigan	125	73	Biden	Trump
3/10/20	Mississippi	36	39	Biden	Trump
3/10/20	Missouri	68	54	Biden	Trump
3/10/20	North Dakota (Dem)	14		Sanders	Trump
3/10/20	Washington	89	44
3/12/20	Virgin Islands (GOP)		9
3/14/20	District of Columbia (GOP)		19
3/14/20	Guam (GOP)		6
3/14/20	Northern Marianas (Dem)	6
3/14/20	Wyoming (GOP)		12
3/17/20	Arizona	67	57
3/17/20	Florida	219	122
3/17/20	Illinois	155	67
3/17/20	Northern Marianas (GOP)		9
3/17/20	Ohio	136	82
3/24/20	Georgia	105	76
3/24/20	American Samoa (GOP)		6
4/3-4/5/20	North Dakota (GOP)		29
4/4/20	Alaska (Dem)	14
4/4/20	Hawaii (Dem)	22
4/4/20	Louisiana	50	46
4/4/20	Wyoming (Dem)	13
4/7/20	Wisconsin	77	52
4/21/20	New York (GOP)		95
4/28/20	New York (Dem)	224
4/28/20	Connecticut	49	28
4/28/20	Delaware	17	16
4/28/20	Maryland	79	38
4/28/20	Pennsylvania	153	88
4/28/20	Rhode Island	21	19
5/2/20	Kansas (Dem)	33
5/2/20	Guam (Dem)	6
5/5/20	Indiana	70	58
5/12/20	Nebraska	25	36
5/12/20	West Virginia	24	34
5/19/20	Kentucky (Dem)	46
5/19/20	Oregon	52	28
6/2/20	Montana	16	27
6/2/20	New Jersey	107	49
6/2/20	New Mexico	29	22
6/2/20	South Dakota	14	29
6/6/20	Virgin Islands (Dem)	6
6/7/20	Puerto Rico (Dem)	51
6/16/20	District of Columbia (Dem)	17

Important 2020 Presidential Election Dates:

July 13-16, 2020 – Democratic National Convention (Milwaukee, WI)
August 24-27, 2020 – Republican National Convention (Charlotte, NC)
November 3, 2020 – General Election Day
December 2020 – Electoral College meet in state capitals to formally cast their votes
January 5, 2021 – Electoral votes counted in joint session of Congress
January 20, 2021 – Inauguration Day

Craig Smith

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