Presidential Primary Schedule
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What’s Coming Up After Super Tuesday?

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Presidential Primary ScheduleRepublicans

March 1- Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia

March 5- Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine

March 6- Puerto Rico

March 8- Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi

March 12- District of Columbia

March 15- Florida, Illinoise, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Northern Mariana Islands

March 22- Arizona, Utah

Democrats

March 1-8– <>Democrats Abroad

March 1– Alabama, American Samoa, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont Virginia

March 5– <>Kansas, Louisiana, Nebraska

March 6– Maine

March 8– Michigan, Mississippi

March 12-Northern Marianas

March 15-<> Florida,Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio

March 22– <>Arizona, Idaho, Utah

March 26- Alaska, Hawaii, Washington

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