Current Delegate Count After Super Tuesday

[Update 2/20/08 1:52 PM: For Up-to-the-minute delegate counts, click here]

***Please note: These are current as of Feb 6 at 11:40 AM. Many States (including Utah) have not released results in congressional districts. Therefore, many of the delegates up for grabs yesterday have not been allocated. I'll post an update when delegates are distributed.

Democrats (2025 Needed to nominate)

Hillary Clinton 401 (19.6%)
Barack Obama 378 (18.7%)
John Edwards 26 (1.3%)

Republicans (1191 needed to nominate)

John McCain 464 (39.0%)
Mitt Romney 167 (14.0%)
Mike Huckabee 148 (12.4%)
Ron Paul 11 (0.9%)
Fred Thompson 11 (0.9%)
Duncan Hunter 1 (0.0%)

Current Delegate Count After Florida

[Update 2/20/08 1:52 PM: For Up-to-the-minute delegate counts, click here]

Democrats:

2,025 needed to win

Barack Obama 63 (3.11%)
Hillary Rodham Clinton 48 (2.37%)
John Edwards 26 (1.28%)

Republicans:

1191 needed to win

John McCain 98 (8.22%)
Mitt Romney 59 (4.95%)
Mike Huckabee 26 (2.18%)
Fred Thompson 11 (0.92%)
Ron Paul 8 (0.67%)
Duncan Hunter 1 (0.00%)

Current Delegate Count (Republicans) after Nevada, South Carolina

[Update 2/20/08 1:52 PM: For Up-to-the-minute delegate counts, click here]

1191 needed to win.

Romney, Mitt 59 (4.95%)
McCain, John S. 41 (3.44%)
Huckabee, Mike 26 (2.18%)
Thompson, Fred Dalton 11 (0.92%)
Paul, Ron 8 (0.67%)
Hunter, Duncan 1 (0.00%)

Your Current Delegate Counts After New Hampshire

[Update 2/20/08 1:52 PM: For Up-to-the-minute delegate counts, click here]

Much like the Election Night tally of the Electoral Vote, what actually matters in the primaries is the delegate count.

Current delegate count after New Hampshire:

Democrats (2025 needed to win):
Barack Obama 25
Hillary Clinton 24
John Edwards 18

Republicans(1191 needed):
Mitt Romney 21
Mike Huckabee 14
John McCain 12
Fred Thompson 8
Ron Paul 4
Rudy Giulliani 1
Duncan Hunter 1