All Democratic primary delegates are allocated proportionally.

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In the Democratic primary, delegates are allocated proportionally based on the percentage of votes each candidate receives. This means that if a candidate wins 50% of the vote in a state, they will receive 50% of the delegates from that state. There are some thresholds a candidate must meet to receive delegates at all, but once they cross that threshold, they are allocated delegates proportionally.

All Democratic Primary Delegates Are Allocated Proportionally