Here's a look at the schedule of presidential caucuses and primaries in 2016. (Updated Jan. 20, 2016.)
Monday, February 1: Iowa caucus
Tuesday, February 9: New Hampshire
Saturday, February 20: Nevada caucus (D), South Carolina (R)
Tuesday, February 23: Nevada caucus (R)
Saturday, February 27: South Carolina (D)
Tuesday, March 1 (Super Tuesday): Alabama, Alaska caucus (R), American Samoa caucus (D), Arkansas, Colorado caucus, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota caucus; North Dakota caucus (R), Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming caucus (R)
Saturday, March 5: Kansas caucus, Kentucky caucus (R), Louisiana, Maine caucus (R), Nebraska caucus
Sunday, March 6: Maine caucus (D), Puerto Rico (R)
Tuesday, March 8: Hawaii caucus (R), Idaho (R), Michigan, Mississippi, Democrats Abroad
Saturday, March 12: Guam (R convention), Northern Marianas caucus (D), District of Columbia caucus
Tuesday, March 15: Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, Northern Mariana Islands caucus (R), Ohio
Saturday, March 19: Virgin Islands caucus (R)
Tuesday, March 22: American Samoa (R convention), Arizona, Idaho caucus (D), Utah
Saturday, March 26: Alaska caucus (D), Hawaii caucus (D), Washington caucus (D)
Tuesday, April 5: Wisconsin
Saturday, April 9: Wyoming caucus (D)
Tuesday, April 19: New York
Tuesday, April 26: Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
Tuesday, May 3: Indiana
Saturday, May 7: Guam (D)
Tuesday, May 10: Nebraska (R), West Virginia
Tuesday, May 17: Kentucky (D), Oregon
Tuesday, May 24: Washington (R)
Saturday, June 4: Virgin Islands caucus (D)
Sunday, June 5: Puerto Rico caucus (D)
Tuesday, June 7: California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota caucus (D), South Dakota
Tuesday, June 14: District of Columbia (D)
July 18-21
Republican National Convention
Quicken Loans Arena
Cleveland
July 25-28
Democratic National Convention
Wells Fargo Center
Philadelphia
Tuesday, November 8: Election Day
