2004 Election Calendar
2004 Election Calendar
Note: The Democratic nominee will be determined by 4,317 delegate votes. A simple majority (2,159) is needed to win. State primaries and caucuses determine how the 3,520 “pledged delegates” vote (the number of delegates allotted to each state is listed below in parentheses). The remaining 797 “unpledged” delegates (or “superdelegates”) are party leaders and elected officials. They may vote for whomever they please. The nominee is officially declared at the Democratic party’s convention in Boston, July 26-29, 2004.
|Month |Date |Election |
| | | |
|January |13 |District of Columbia, non-binding presidential primary (0) |
| |19 |Iowa caucuses (45) |
| |27 |New Hampshire presidential primary (22) |
|February |3 |Arizona presidential primary (55) |
| | |Delaware presidential primary (15) |
| | |Missouri presidential primary (74) |
| | |New Mexico Democratic caucuses (26) |
| | |Oklahoma presidential primary (40) |
| | |South Carolina Democratic presidential primary (45) |
| | |Virginia GOP caucuses |
| | |North Dakota caucuses (14) |
| |7 |Michigan Democratic caucuses (128) |
| | |Washington Democratic caucuses (76) |
| |8 |Maine Democratic caucuses (24) |
| |10 |Tennessee presidential primary (69) |
| | |Virginia presidential primary (82) |
| |14 |District of Columbia Democratic caucuses (16) |
| | |Nevada Democratic caucuses (24) |
| |17 |Wisconsin presidential primary (72) |
| |24 |Hawaii Democratic caucuses (20) |
| | |Idaho Democratic caucuses (18) |
| | |Michigan GOP presidential primary |
| | |Utah Democratic presidential primary (23) |
| |27 |Utah Democratic caucuses |
| |29 |Hawaii GOP caucuses (starting Jan. 1) |
|March |2 |California presidential/state primary (370) |
| | |Connecticut presidential primary (49) |
| | |Georgia presidential primary (86) |
| | |Maryland presidential/state primary (69) |
| | |Massachusetts presidential primary (93) |
|“SUPER TUESDAY” | |Minnesota caucuses (72) |
| | |New York presidential primary (236) |
| | |North Dakota Democratic caucuses |
| | |Ohio presidential/state primary (140) |
| | |Rhode Island presidential primary (21) |
| | |Vermont presidential primary (15) |
| | |Washington presidential primary |
| |9 |Florida presidential primary (177) |
| | |Louisiana presidential primary (60) |
| | |Mississippi presidential/state primary (33) |
| | |Texas presidential/state primary (195) |
| |13 |Kansas Democratic caucuses (33) |
| |16 |Illinois presidential/state primary (156) |
| |19 |Maine GOP caucuses (starting Jan. 1) |
| |20 |Wyoming Democratic caucuses (13) |
| | |Alaska Democratic caucuses (26) |
| |30 |Mississippi runoff |
|April |13 |Texas runoff |
| | |Colorado caucuses (53) |
| |27 |Pennsylvania presidential/state primary (151) |
|May |4 |Indiana presidential/state primary (67) |
| | |North Carolina presidential/state primary (90) |
| |11 |Nebraska presidential/state primary (24) |
| | |West Virginia presidential/state primary (28) |
| |18 |Arkansas presidential/state primary (36) |
| | |Kentucky presidential/state primary (49) |
| | |Oregon presidential/state primary (46) |
| |25 |Idaho presidential/state primary |
|June |1 |Alabama presidential/state primary |
| | |New Mexico presidential/state primary |
| | |North Carolina runoff |
| | |South Dakota presidential/state primary |
| |8 |Arkansas runoff |
| | |Iowa state primary |
| | |Maine state primary |
| | |Montana presidential/state primary (15) |
| | |New Jersey presidential/state primary (107) |
| | |North Dakota state primary |
| | |South Carolina state primary |
| | |Virginia state primary |
| |22 |South Carolina runoff |
| | |Utah state primary |
| |29 |Alabama runoff |
|July |20 |Georgia state primary |
| |26-29 |Democratic National Convention — Boston |
| |27 |Oklahoma state primary |
|August |3 |Kansas state primary |
| | |Michigan state primary |
| | |Missouri state primary |
| |5 |Tennessee state primary |
| |10 |Colorado state primary |
| | |Connecticut state primary |
| | |Georgia runoff |
| |17 |Wyoming state primary |
| |24 |Alaska state primary |
| |Aug. 30- |GOP National Convention — New York |
| |Sept. 2 | |
| |31 |Florida state primary |
|September |7 |Arizona state primary |
| | |Nevada state primary |
| |11 |Delaware state primary |
| |14 |District of Columbia district primary |
| | |Massachusetts state primary |
| | |Minnesota state primary |
| | |New Hampshire state primary |
| | |New York state primary |
| | |Rhode Island state primary |
| | |Vermont state primary |
| | |Wisconsin state primary |
| |18 |Hawaii state primary |
| | |Louisiana state primary |
| |21 |Washington state primary |
|November |2 |General election |
|December |4 |Louisiana congressional runoff |
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