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NOTE: The total number of a state's delegates may not be allocated at the time that state's winner is declared. Additionally, a state's "superdelegates" may commit to a candidate at any time until the party convention.

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NOTE: The total number of a state's delegates may not be allocated at the time that state's winner is declared. Additionally, a state's "superdelegates" may commit to a candidate at any time until the party convention.

NOTE: All delegate totals are provided by the Associated Press and include estimated numbers of unpledged delegates committed to candidates of both parties. The AP tracks the delegate totals by projecting the number of national convention delegates won by candidates in each presidential primary or caucus, based on state and national party rules, and by interviewing unpledged delegates to obtain their preferences. An estimated 796 "unpledged" or "super" delegates will attend the Democratic Party's national convention. An estimated 463 unpledged delegates will attend the Republican Party's national convention.


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