Republican Primary Schedule
As the Republican Debate schedule comes to a close, the primary voting schedule is getting off the ground. Click on the states’ names to see results for primaries/caucuses that are open or have completed.
For an overview of the 2012 election process, delegate counts and more go to our 2012 election center.
Republican Primaries/Caucuses by date:
January 3rd | Iowa |
January 10th | New Hampshire |
January 21st | South Carolina |
January 31st | Florida |
February 4th | Maine (open), Nevada |
February 7th | Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri |
February 11th | Maine (close) |
February 28th | Arizona, Michigan |
March 6th (Super Tuesday) | Alaska, Georgia, Idaho, Massachusetts, N. Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming (open) |
March 10th | Wyoming (close), Kansas, U.S. Virgin Islands |
March 13th | Alabama, Mississippi, Hawaii |
March 20th | Illinois |
March 24th | Louisiana |
April 3rd | Maryland, D.C., Wisconsins, Texas |
April 24th | Connecticut, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island |
May 8th | Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, West Virginia |
May 15th | Nebraska, Oregon |
May 22nd | Arkansas, Kentucky |
June 5th | California, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota |
June 6th | Utah |
July 31st | Georgia |
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Where’s Georgia? Not like it matters, it’s be decided by the time we get to it. Maybe we could start in a Hillary write-in thing on the democrat side…
Georgia added, according to the Georgia Sec. of State site it’s July 31st.
I know what you suggest concerning the economic climate. The inflation isn’t good and we can easily see it’ll probably exacerbate. sigh.
If you ever tune in to half the talk drivel, most are pushing gold and silver as a temporary solution for the crisis. But, my personal past experience is the salesmen under no circumstances quit phoning ‘n’ pestering you,plus the marginis actually bad unless you go to a neighborhood coin store.