If you don’t vote for the candidate you want on the official ballot during the primaries, you will not be able to vote for them in Nov 2016.
Note: All dates are primaries unless otherwise noted as a caucus. Dates are tentative and subject to change prior to 2016.
+Monday, February 1-Iowa caucus
+Tuesday, February 9-New Hampshire
+Saturday, February 20-Nevada caucus (Dem), South Carolina (GOP)
+Tuesday, February 23-Nevada caucus (GOP)
+Saturday, February 27-South Carolina (Dem)
+Tuesday, March 1(Super Tuesday)-Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado caucuses, Georgia, Massachusetts , Minnesota caucuses, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia
+Saturday, March 5-Louisiana, Nebraska (Dem caucus)
+Tuesday, March 8-Hawaii caucus (GOP), Mississippi, Michigan
+Sunday, March 13-Puerto Rico (GOP)
+Tuesday, March 15-Ohio, Florida, Illinois, Missouri
+Tuesday, March 22-Arizona, Utah
+Saturday, March 26-Hawaii caucus (Dems)
+Tuesday, April 5-Wisconsin
+Tuesday, April 26-Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
+Tuesday, May 3-Indiana
+Tuesday, May 10-Nebraska (GOP primary), West Virginia
+Tuesday, May 17-Kentucky, Oregon
+Sunday, June 5-Puerto Rico (Dem)
+Tuesday, June 7-California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota
+Tuesday, June 14 Washington, DC
States with no firm dates:
(Some states may be listed with tentative dates) New York
North Dakota
Utah
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Washington
Wyoming
Last update: 8/12/15
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