Democratic Party presidential primaries, 2012

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Current revision as of 09:49, 23 June 2008

The 2012 Democratic primaries were the selection process by which the Democrats chose their candidates in the 2012 election for President and Vice President of the United States. Through a series of primaries and caucuses culminating in the Democratic National Convention, 2012, the party picked Senator Michael Casmir of Illinois, who selected Sunbelt Governor Rick Hernandez of Texas as his running mate.

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Candidates

Vice Presidential Candidates

Governor Rick Hernandez was designated the Democratic Vice Presidential candidate by presumptive Democratic nominee Michael Casmir. Hernandez would later write about the selection process in his book Running With Scissors, in which Hernandez explained his preference for Casmir over other candidates and how he agreed to go negative against Smith in exchange for the Vice Presidential spot on the ticket.

Among those who may have been considered in the running for the post, but ultimately not selected by Casmir included:

State-by-state results

2012 Democratic primaries and caucuses
Michael Casmir Vincent Giorelli Rick Hernandez Robert Hudson Jeremy Koo Jeffery Landon Jiles Scott Eric Smith Lilliam Vanleer Elizabeth Wellbourne
Total Delegates 2,157 -- 12 21 22 -- -- 1,643 4 3
District of Columbia 15% 19% -- 18% 15% 4% 4% -- 14% 11%
Puerto Rico 17% 3% 28% 15% 10% 2% 1% 8% 14% 3%
Iowa 24%
(17)
16%
(12)
13%
(10)
15%
(11)
-- 1% 12%
(9)
6% 8%
New Hampshire 10%
(3)
-- 7% 32%
(11)
11%
(4)
-- 1% 14%
(5)
14%
(4)
10%
(3)
Nevada 39%
(14)
-- -- -- 20%
(7)
-- -- 35%
(13)
-- 6%
South Carolina 42%
(26)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 46%
(28)
-- 8%
Super Tuesday Alabama 41% -- -- -- -- -- -- 58%
(60)
-- --
Arizona 51%
(67)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 49% -- --
Arkansas 47% -- -- -- -- -- -- 52%
(48)
-- --
California 59%
(443)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 40% -- --
Colorado 52%
(9)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 48% -- --
Connecticut 52%
(64)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 47% -- --
Delaware 49%
(11)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 50%
(12)
-- --
Florida 33% -- -- -- -- -- -- 66%
(210)
-- --
Georgia 43% -- -- -- -- -- -- 56%
(102)
-- --
Idaho 48% -- -- -- -- -- -- 51%
(23)
-- --
Michigan 62%
(155)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 38% -- --
Missouri 59%
(86)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 40% -- --
New Jersey 57%
(128)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 42% -- --
New Mexico 51%
(37)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 49% -- --
New York 50%
(143)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 50%
(143)
-- --
North Dakota 49%
(10)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 49%
(11)
-- --
Oklahoma 47% -- -- -- -- -- -- 52%
(45)
-- --
Tennessee 49% -- -- -- -- -- -- 50%
(84)
-- --
Utah 48% -- -- -- -- -- -- 51%
(29)
-- --
West Virginia 45% -- -- -- -- -- -- 54%
(37)
-- --
Wyoming 48% -- -- -- -- -- -- 51%
(19)
-- --
District of Columbia 53%
(38)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 46% -- --
Kentucky 49% -- -- -- -- -- -- 51%
(55)
-- --
Louisiana 48% -- -- -- -- -- -- 52%
(66)
-- --
Maryland 50%
(101)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 50% -- --
Mississippi 44% -- -- -- -- -- -- 55%
(41)
-- --
North Carolina 47% -- -- -- -- -- -- 53%
(108)
-- --
Puerto Rico 57%
(56)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 43% -- --
Texas 46% -- -- -- -- -- -- 54%
(227)
-- --
Virginia 53%
(100)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 47% -- --
Virgin Islands 54%
(6)
-- -- -- -- -- -- 46% -- --

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External links

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