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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES/CAUCUSES

President Barack Obama is running unopposed in the South Carolina Democratic primaries and will likely receive all delegates.

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY January 21, 2012

Open primary: 25 total delegates* (reduced from 50 delegates due to RNC penalty)
All 25 tied to January 21 primary
Candidate
Status
Delegate total
Awarded all delegates
Democratic candidate President Barack Obama is running uncontested in this race, and is expected to receive all delegates.**
Race
Status
Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Del*
Est. % In
South Carolina


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Men Women 18-29 30-44 45-64 65+
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Special Notes
  • Del* - The delegate column shows the most recent estimated number of pledged delegates from this state.
  • Candidates are ranked in order of votes or state delegates received during primaries and caucuses, and not by the most recent estimated number of pledged delegates.
  • In some states, including New Hampshire, votes are collected by towns in addition to counties.
  • ** The South Carolina Democratic Party canceled the primary contest scheduled for January 21, 2012. However, the state party is scheduled to hold a series of caucuses this spring to allocate delegates in preparation for the Democratic Party convention during the summer. President Obama will likely receive all the delegates.
  • The last polls in Florida close at 8 p.m. ET, but most of the state's polls close at 7 p.m. ET.