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2020 Presidential Election Calendar

As has been the case since 1972, Iowa will hold the first presidential nominating contest in 2020. Its caucuses will be held on February 3. This will be followed by February contests in the other traditionally early voting states of New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina. Super Tuesday follows on March 3. That date will be even more prominent in 2020 as California moves up its traditional June primary. By the end of March, events covering well over 50% of each party’s delegates will have taken place. The Democratic convention is in July, with the GOP following in August. The 2020 presidential election is scheduled for November 3.

The election calendar below includes dates – where known - for state primary and caucus events, party conventions and presidential debates.


Calendar Detail: Select an event for polling as well as delegate counts and allocation.

Date	State	Democratic	Republican
February 3	Iowa	Caucus Caucus
February 11	New Hampshire	Primary Primary
February 22	Nevada	Caucus
February 29	South Carolina	Primary
March 3	Alabama American Samoa Arkansas California Colorado Democrats Abroad Maine Massachusetts Minnesota North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia	Primary Primary Caucus Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary
March 8	Puerto Rico	Primary
March 10	Idaho Michigan Mississippi Missouri North Dakota Washington	Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary
March 12	Virgin Islands	Caucus
March 14	Guam Northern Mariana Wyoming	Caucus Caucus Convention
March 17	Arizona Florida Illinois Northern Mariana Ohio	Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Caucus Primary Primary
March 24	American Samoa Georgia	Caucus Primary Primary
March 27	North Dakota	Convention
March 29	Puerto Rico	Primary
April 4	Alaska Hawaii Louisiana Wyoming	Primary Primary Primary Primary Caucus
April 7	Wisconsin	Primary Primary
April 28	Connecticut Delaware Maryland New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island	Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary
May 2	Guam Kansas	Caucus Primary
May 5	Indiana	Primary Primary
May 12	Nebraska West Virginia	Primary Primary Primary Primary
May 19	Kentucky Oregon	Primary Primary Primary Primary
June 2	District of Columbia Montana New Jersey New Mexico South Dakota	Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary
June 6	Virgin Islands	Caucus
July 13 - 16	Democratic Convention (Milwaukee, WI)
August 24 - 27	Republican Convention (Charlotte, NC)
September 29	First Presidential Debate (South Bend, IN)
October 7	Vice Presidential Debate (Salt Lake City, UT)
October 15	Second Presidential Debate (Ann Arbor, MI)
October 22	Third Presidential Debate (Nashville, TN)
November 3	2020 Presidential Election

No Contest: The Republican Party in each of these locations has canceled its 2020 primary or caucus. All delegates are expected to be allocated to President Trump.

Alaska
Arizona
Hawaii
Kansas
Nevada
South Carolina
Virginia

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Presidential Candidates March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary Election CA.

No early voting, no secret ballot in Iowa

New Hampshire does not permit online voter registration, early voting, or no-excuse absentee voting.

Early Voting Information - Nevada Secretary of State
https://nvsos.gov › sos › elections › voters › early-voting-information

Early voting is easy in Nevada, and is available to every voter. Voters can vote at any location in their respective county where early voting is offered.


Early Voting - Clark County
https://www.clarkcountynv.gov › election › Pages
Since 2000, more people in Clark County have voted before Election Day than on Election Day,..,

South Carolina

29 days before Election Day.

No early voting, but you can vote absentee in-person as long as you have a valid excuse for not being able to vote on election day.

Only registered Democrats eligible to vote in Arizona presidential preference election

February 11 New Hampshire

Republicans move to nix primaries in show of support for Trump

Early voters wait in lines for up to six hours at polls across Las Vegas