2020 primary Elections Arizona results
Arizona will award 67 delegates toward the Democratic presidential nomination. Republicans canceled their primary, and President Trump will ultimately be awarded all of the state party’s delegates.
Election officials in the state have said extra precautions are being taken to ensure a safe vote amid the coronavirus pandemic. For the latest news and how it may affect the primaries, go here.
Presidential primary results
Democrats / 67 Delegates
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The following is a summary of Arizona's Democratic Primary. Arizona has 67 delegates and 79 available delegates including supers.
- Democrat
Joe BidenWinner
44.1%
268,029
+ 39 Delegates
- Democrat
Bernie SandersWinner
32.9%
200,456
+ 28 Delegates
- Democrat
Elizabeth WarrenWinner
5.8%
35,537
- Democrat
Pete ButtigiegWinner
4.1%
24,868
- Democrat
Tulsi GabbardWinner
0.5%
3,014
- Democrat
Andrew YangWinner
0.3%
1,921
- Democrat
Julian CastroWinner
0.1%
754
- Democrat
Marianne WilliamsonWinner
0.1%
668
- Democrat
Roque De La Fuente IIIWinner
0.1%
628
- Democrat
Deval PatrickWinner
0%
242
- Democrat
Henry HewesWinner
0%
208
- Democrat
Michael EllingerWinner
0%
184
- Democrat
Michael BloombergWinner
0%
0
- Democrat
Amy KlobucharWinner
0%
0
- Democrat
Tom SteyerWinner
0%
0
- Democrat
Michael BennetWinner
0%
0
- Democrat
Cory BookerWinner
0%
0
- Democrat
John DelaneyWinner
0%
0
Apache
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April 3 2020, 4:26PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 49.8% 3,092
Sanders 40.6% 2,523
Bloomberg 7% 437
Buttigieg 2.3% 143
Klobuchar 1.1% 66
Steyer 1.1% 66
Gabbard 0.8% 48
Cochise
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April 3 2020, 4:26PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 50.4% 4,123
Sanders 32.9% 2,694
Bloomberg 16.1% 1,316
Buttigieg 5.7% 466
Klobuchar 3.3% 272
Gabbard 1.1% 93
Steyer 0.5% 41
Coconino
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April 7 2020, 7:48PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Sanders 47.1% 7,650
Biden 40.5% 6,578
Bloomberg 5.4% 881
Buttigieg 3.2% 527
Klobuchar 1.6% 254
Gabbard 0.6% 94
Steyer 0.4% 63
Gila
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April 2 2020, 4:49PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 59% 2,041
Sanders 26.8% 928
Bloomberg 17.4% 601
Buttigieg 5.2% 181
Klobuchar 3.3% 115
Gabbard 1.1% 37
Steyer 0.7% 23
Graham
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March 18 2020, 11:42PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 56.7% 774
Sanders 30.8% 420
Bloomberg 16.9% 230
Buttigieg 3.2% 44
Klobuchar 2.3% 31
Gabbard 1.2% 17
Steyer 0.7% 9
Greenlee
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April 3 2020, 4:26PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 58.3% 316
Sanders 25.5% 138
Bloomberg 21.4% 116
Buttigieg 5.5% 30
Klobuchar 3.7% 20
Gabbard 2.6% 14
Steyer 0.7% 4
La Paz
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April 3 2020, 4:26PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 54.6% 323
Sanders 32.6% 193
Bloomberg 17.6% 104
Buttigieg 3.5% 21
Klobuchar 1.9% 11
Gabbard 1% 6
Steyer 0.5% 3
Maricopa
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April 2 2020, 3:06PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 49% 153,707
Sanders 38.3% 120,379
Bloomberg 11.5% 36,133
Buttigieg 4.9% 15,346
Klobuchar 1.9% 5,945
Gabbard 0.5% 1,620
Steyer 0.2% 673
Mohave
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April 2 2020, 1:45PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 58% 4,450
Sanders 27.9% 2,142
Bloomberg 16.6% 1,272
Buttigieg 6.4% 493
Klobuchar 2.7% 206
Steyer 1.5% 112
Gabbard 0.8% 64
Navajo
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April 3 2020, 4:26PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 51.8% 3,585
Sanders 37.8% 2,617
Bloomberg 12.3% 854
Buttigieg 2.8% 193
Klobuchar 1.6% 110
Gabbard 0.8% 54
Steyer 0.6% 42
Pima
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April 2 2020, 3:15PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 51.2% 60,622
Sanders 36.3% 42,954
Bloomberg 10.2% 12,055
Buttigieg 4.1% 4,907
Klobuchar 2.2% 2,584
Gabbard 0.5% 613
Steyer 0.2% 232
Pinal
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April 3 2020, 4:24PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 57.4% 12,450
Sanders 30.7% 6,658
Bloomberg 15.1% 3,276
Buttigieg 4.7% 1,030
Klobuchar 2.2% 476
Gabbard 0.7% 148
Steyer 0.3% 62
Santa Cruz
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April 1 2020, 10:44PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 48.8% 1,876
Sanders 40.2% 1,547
Bloomberg 16.8% 647
Buttigieg 3.4% 131
Klobuchar 1.6% 62
Gabbard 0.4% 15
Steyer 0.1% 5
Yavapai
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April 2 2020, 1:35PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Biden 55.3% 10,317
Sanders 30.7% 5,717
Buttigieg 5.4% 1,015
Gabbard 0.7% 129
Bloomberg 0% 0
Klobuchar 0% 0
Steyer 0% 0
Yuma
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April 2 2020, 4:28PM ET
Candidate Percent Votes Sanders 44.9% 3,896
Biden 43.5% 3,775
Bloomberg 10.1% 875
Buttigieg 3.9% 341
Klobuchar 2.1% 181
Gabbard 0.7% 62
Steyer 0.5% 46
County breakdown
Presidential primary polls
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Democrats
Updated on April 2 2020, 2:51PM ET
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Which best describes your education? You have:
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No matter how you voted today, do you usually think of yourself as a:
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
On most political matters, do you consider yourself:
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender?
Before today, had you ever voted in a Democratic presidential primary?
Which ONE of these four issues mattered most in deciding how you voted today?
Which ONE of these four candidate qualities mattered most in deciding how you voted today?
If you had to choose, would you rather see the Democratic Party nominate a candidate who:
How do you feel about replacing all private health insurance with a single government plan for everyone?
Do you think the next president should:
Which comes closest to your feelings about the Trump administration:
In the election for president this November, will you vote for the Democratic nominee regardless of who it is?
Regardless of how you voted, who would have the better chance to defeat Donald Trump in November?
Who would you trust more to handle a major crisis?
Who would you trust more to handle immigration policy?
Is your opinion of Joe Biden:
Is your opinion of Bernie Sanders:
Do you have a favorable opinion of ...
Do you think Joe Biden's positions on the issues are:
Do you think Bernie Sanders' positions on the issues are:
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the presidential primary?
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