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Encuestas de opinión a nivel estatal para las primarias presidenciales del Partido Demócrata de 2016

Este mapa muestra qué candidato lidera las encuestas de opinión más recientes de cada estado.
Llave:
  Hillary Clinton
20 estados
  Bernie Sanders
3 estados
  Estados compartidos ( estadísticamente empatados )
20 estados
  No hay datos de encuestas en los tres meses anteriores a las primarias del estado.
7 estados, 1 distrito/territorio

Nota: Este mapa refleja los resultados más recientes de las encuestas de opinión, NO el resultado final real de las primarias/caucus en sí. Un mapa de los resultados de las primarias se encuentra en Archivo: Resultados de las primarias presidenciales del Partido Demócrata, 2016.svg .

Este artículo contiene encuestas de opinión por estado de EE. UU. para las primarias presidenciales del Partido Demócrata de 2016 . Para mayor actualidad y precisión, tenga en cuenta las fechas específicas de cada votación que se enumeran a continuación. Para conocer la importancia de las primeras votaciones estatales, los caucus de Iowa y las primarias de New Hampshire , véase Primarias presidenciales de Estados Unidos: Iowa y New Hampshire . Para saber cuándo vota un estado determinado, consulte el cronograma de las primarias y caucus .

Nota: Se produce un empate estadístico cuando dos puntos de datos de un conjunto están dentro del doble del margen de error entre sí. Al agregar encuestas recuerde duplicar el margen de error proporcionado para ver el resultado real.

Encuestas a nivel estatal

Alabama

Número de delegados: 53 comprometidos, 7 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
1 de marzo de 2016

Alaska

Número de delegados: 16 comprometidos, 4 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
26 de marzo de 2016

Arizona

Recuento de delegados: 75 comprometidos, 10 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
22 de marzo de 2016

Arkansas

Número de delegados: 32 comprometidos, 5 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
1 de marzo de 2016

California

Recuento de delegados: 475 comprometidos, 71 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
7 de junio de 2016
Encuestas en 2015

Colorado

Recuento de delegados: 66 comprometidos, 13 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
1 de marzo de 2016

Connecticut

Número de delegados: 55 comprometidos, 15 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
26 de abril de 2016

Delaware

Recuento de delegados: 21 comprometidos, 10 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
26 de abril de 2016

Florida

Recuento de delegados: 214 comprometidos, 32 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
15 de marzo de 2016
Encuestas en 2015
Encuestas en 2014
Encuestas en 2013

Georgia

Recuento de delegados: 102 comprometidos, 15 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
1 de marzo de 2016

Hawai

Recuento de delegados: 53 comprometidos, 7 no comprometidos Recuento de delegados: 25 comprometidos, 9 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
26 de marzo de 2016

No se realizaron encuestas para los caucus demócratas de Hawái.

Idaho

Número de delegados: 23 comprometidos, 4 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
22 de marzo de 2016

Illinois

Recuento de delegados: 156 comprometidos, 26 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
15 de marzo de 2016

Indiana

Recuento de delegados: 83 comprometidos, 9 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
3 de mayo de 2016

Iowa

Número de delegados: 44 comprometidos, 8 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha del caucus
1 de febrero de 2016
Encuestas en 2015
Encuestas en 2014
Encuestas en 2013


Kansas

Número de delegados: 33 comprometidos, 4 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
5 de marzo de 2016

Kentucky

Número de delegados: 55 comprometidos, 5 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
17 de mayo de 2016

Luisiana

Número de delegados: 51 comprometidos, 8 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
5 de marzo de 2016

Maine

Número de delegados: 25 comprometidos, 5 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
6 de marzo de 2016

Maryland

Recuento de delegados: 95 comprometidos, 23 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
26 de abril de 2016
Encuestas en 2015
Encuestas en 2014
Encuestas en 2013

Massachusetts

Recuento de delegados: 91 comprometidos, 25 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
1 de marzo de 2016

Michigan

Recuento de delegados: 130 comprometidos, 17 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
8 de marzo de 2016

Minnesota

Recuento de delegados: 77 comprometidos, 16 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha del caucus
1 de marzo de 2016

Misisipí

Número de delegados: 36 comprometidos, 5 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
8 de marzo de 2016

Misuri

Recuento de delegados: 71 comprometidos, 13 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha primaria
15 de marzo de 2016

Montana

Número de delegados: 21 comprometidos, 6 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
7 de junio de 2016

Nebraska

Número de delegados: 25 comprometidos, 5 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
5 de marzo de 2016

No se realizaron encuestas para los caucus demócratas de Nebraska.

Nevada

Número de delegados: 35 comprometidos, 8 no comprometidos

Ganador
Hillary Clinton
fecha del caucus
20 de febrero de 2016
Encuestas en 2015


Nuevo Hampshire

Recuento de delegados: 24 comprometidos, 8 no comprometidos

Ganador
Bernie Sanders
fecha primaria
9 de febrero de 2016
Encuestas en 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013


New Jersey

Delegate count: 126 Pledged, 16 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
June 7, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013

New Mexico

Delegate count: 34 Pledged, 9 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
June 7, 2016

New York

Delegate count: 247 Pledged, 44 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
April 19, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2013

North Carolina

Delegate count: 107 Pledged, 14 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 15, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014

North Dakota

Delegate count: 18 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
June 7, 2016

Ohio

Delegate count: 143 Pledged, 16 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 15, 2016
Polls in 2015

Oklahoma

Delegate count: 38 Pledged, 4 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
March 1, 2016

Oregon

Delegate count: 61 Pledged, 13 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
May 17, 2016

Pennsylvania

Delegate count: 189 Pledged, 21 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
April 26, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013

Rhode Island

Delegate count: 24 Pledged, 9 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
April 26, 2016

Primary Results

South Carolina

Delegate count: 53 Pledged, 6 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
27 February 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014


South Dakota

Delegate count: 20 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
June 7, 2016

Tennessee

Delegate count: 67 Pledged, 9 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 1, 2016

Texas

Delegate count: 222 Pledged, 30 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 1, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013

Utah

Delegate count: 33 Pledged, 4 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Caucus date
March 22, 2016

Vermont

Delegate count: 16 Pledged, 10 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
March 1, 2016

Virginia

Delegate count: 95 Pledged, 14 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 1, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013

Washington

Delegate count: 101 Pledged, 17 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Caucus date
March 26, 2016

West Virginia

Delegate count: 29 Pledged, 8 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
May 10, 2016

Wisconsin

Delegate count: 86 Pledged, 10 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Primary date
April 5, 2016
Polls in 2015
Polls in 2014
Polls in 2013

Wyoming

Delegate count: 14 Pledged, 4 Unpledged

Winner
Bernie Sanders
Caucus date
April 9, 2016

No polls were conducted for the Wyoming Democratic caucuses.

District/territories

American Samoa

Delegate count: 6 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 1, 2016

District of Columbia

Delegate count: 20 Pledged, 26 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
June 14, 2016

Guam

Delegate count: 7 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
May 7, 2016

Northern Marianas

Delegate count: 6 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
March 1, 2016

Puerto Rico

Delegate count: 60 Pledged, 7 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Primary date
June 5, 2016

Virgin Islands

Delegate count: 7 Pledged, 5 Unpledged

Winner
Hillary Clinton
Caucus date
June 4, 2016

See also

General election polling
Democratic primary polling
Republican primary polling

Notes

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