Results by date - January 19

Nevada Back to top Democrats  |  Polls | County Results Candidate Votes % of votes Delegates won Clinton 5,355 51% 11 Obama 4,773 45% 14 Edwards 396 4% 0 Uncommitted 31 0% Kucinich 5 0% 0 Richardson 0 0% 0 98% of precincts reporting Republicans  |  Polls | County Results Candidate Votes % of votes Delegates won Romney 22,649 51% 17 Paul 6,087 14% 4 McCain 5,651 13% 4 Huckabee 3,616 8% 3 Thompson 3,521 8% 2 Giuliani 1,910 4% 1 Hunter 890 2% 0 100% of precincts reporting South Carolina Back to top Democrats  |  Polls | County Results Candidate Votes % of votes Delegates won Obama 295,091 55% 25 Clinton 141,128 27% 12 Edwards 93,552 18% 8 Kucinich 551 0% 0 99% of precincts reporting Republicans  |  Polls | County Results Candidate Votes % of votes Delegates won McCain 147,283 33% 19 Huckabee 132,440 30% 5 Thompson 69,467 16% 0 Romney 67,132 15% 0 Paul 16,054 4% 0 Giuliani 9,494 2% 0 Hunter 1,048 0% 0 100% of precincts reporting Democrats  |  Polls Candidate Delegates won Jan. 19 Delegates won to date Super delegates committed Delegates needed Barack Obama 14 1,765 405 0 Hillary Clinton 11 1,641 291 186 John Edwards 0 25 0 2,093 Joe Biden 0 0 0 2,118 Chris Dodd 0 0 0 2,118 Mike Gravel 0 0 0 2,118 Dennis Kucinich 0 0 0 2,118 Bill Richardson 0 0 0 2,118 2,118 delegates needed for nomination Republicans  |  Polls Candidate Delegates won Jan. 19 Delegates won to date Delegates needed John McCain 23 1,266 0 Mitt Romney 17 293 898 Mike Huckabee 8 262 929 Ron Paul 4 14 1,177 Fred Thompson 2 5 1,186 Rudy Giuliani 1 1 1,190 Duncan Hunter 0 1 1,190 1,191 delegates needed for nomination

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