Super Tuesday 2 Primary Elections
March 14, 2000
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Tuesday 1 - Mar. 3, 2000]
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Yet another big day for the presidential candidates as both parties in six states hold primary elections.
Table showing each state's delegates to the party's national convention. Click on the state name for election results. (Posted as available.)
| State | Dem. Delegates |
Rep. Delegates |
| Texas | 231 | 124 |
| Florida | 185 | 80 |
| Tennessee | 81 | 37 |
| Louisiana | 74 | 28 |
| Oklahoma | 52 | 38 |
| Mississippi | 46 | 33 |
|
Total |
669 | 340 |
Democratic
Convention - Aug. 14 - 17 in Los Angeles, CA.
Delegates At Stake: 4.339
Delegates Needed to Nominate: 2,170
Republican
Convention - Jul. 31 - Aug. 3 in Philadelphia, PA
Delegates At Stake: 2,066
Delegates Needed to Nominate: 1,034
Current
Candidate Delegate Estimates
Estimate of total delegates won by each candidate.
Texas Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Texas Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Florida Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Florida Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Tennessee Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Tennessee Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Louisiana Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Louisiana Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Oklahoma Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Oklahoma Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Mississippi Republican Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
Mississippi Democratic Primary Results
| Candidate | Percent | Vote | Delegates |
"Super Tuesday" History: The phrase "Super Tuesday" was coined in 1988 when Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia, decided to hold their presidential primaries on the same day. The states hoped doing this would increase the influence of the South in selecting Democratic party presidential candidates. When the idea failed, Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia dropped out, but "Super Tuesday" has remained a part of the American political lexicon. [Back to Super Tuesday 1 - Mar. 7, 2000]
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