2020 Nevada caucus results

Updated: Feb. 23, 2020

Sen. Bernie Sanders won the Nevada caucuses on Saturday in a convincing victory powered by the state's major cities.

With 36 delegates up for grabs at precincts across the state, his competitors are watching the final vote tallies in hopes that a strong finish can boost their bid for the nomination.

Explore the results block by block on our precincts map.

* County convention delegates are earned by candidates based on their share of support in each precinct.

Sen. Bernie Sanders won the Nevada caucuses on Saturday in a convincing victory powered by the state's major cities.

With 36 delegates up for grabs at precincts across the state, his competitors are watching the final vote tallies in hopes that a strong finish can boost their bid for the nomination.

Explore the results block by block on our precincts map.

Democratic results

* County convention delegates are earned by candidates based on their share of support in each precinct.

How does Nevada compare to other states?

28% Latino
U.S.
State ranking
Nevada is the first contest with a large Latino population.
$57K median income
Household income is lower than the national median.
24% with bachelor's degree
It has a low number of college graduates.

How Nevada voted in 2016

Democrats
Top candidates	CCDs	Pct.%	Delegates
Clinton ✓	6,440	52.6%	20
Sanders	5,785	47.3%	15

Republicans
Top candidates	Votes	Pct.%	Delegates
Trump ✓	34,531	45.8%	14
Rubio	17,940	23.8%	7
Cruz	16,079	21.3%	6

This page was created by Ryan Murphy, Anthony Pesce, Sandhya Kambhampati, Kyle Kim, Maloy Moore and Alex Tatusian.

The leaderboard and county results are tallied by the Associated Press.

Nevada will send 36 pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Twenty-three of those national delegates will be doled out based on the results from the four congressional districts. The rest — five pledged party leader and elected official (delegates and eight at-large delegates — will be allocated based on the state-wide vote. Only candidates who win 15% or more of the statewide vote will qualify for any of the PLEO or at-large delegates.

The Republican Party canceled its caucuses to clear the way for President Trump.

Demographics are from the most recent five-year sample of the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey. Rankings includes all 50 states, excluding U.S. territories and Washington, D.C.