Voting

Delegate Count by State 2025

Alabama: 109 Alaska: 49 Arizona: 128 Arkansas: 76 California: 664 Colorado: 124 Connecticut: 102 Delaware: 50 District of Columbia: 68 Florida: 379 Georgia: 182 Hawaii: 50 Idaho: 59 Illinois: 241 Indiana: 146 Iowa: 86 Kansas: 78 Kentucky: 105 Louisiana: 100 Maine: 52 Maryland: 155 Massachusetts: 156 Michigan: 193 Minnesota: 132 Mississippi: 80 Missouri: 124 Montana: 56 Nebraska: 70 Nevada: 75 New Hampshire: 56 New Jersey: 157 New Mexico: 67 New York: 398 North Carolina: 208 North Dakota: 46 Ohio: 223 Oklahoma: 84 Oregon: 109 Pennsylvania: 254 Rhode Island: 54 South Carolina: 115 South Dakota: 49 Tennessee: 130 Texas: 433 Utah: 74 Vermont: 41 Virginia: 167 Washington: 154 West Virginia: 57 Wisconsin: 136 Wyoming: 46

Total Delegate Count 2024

  • The Democratic and Republican parties each have two types of delegate:
  • Democratic delegates are either pledged delegates, who are required to pledge their support to a specific presidential candidate (typically the one with the strongest popular support); or unpledged delegates, also called superdelegates, who are not required to pledge their support to a candidate (but often do).
  • Republican delegates are either bound delegates, who are obligated to support the candidate chosen in their state primaries or caucuses; and unbound delegates (again also called superdelegates), who are free to support any candidate they choose.
  • The number of voting representatives in the House is fixed by law at no more than 435, proportionally representing the population of the 50 states. Currently, there are five delegates representing the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.