Here is the list of the states who will hold a Democratic Party primary or caucus on February 5, 2008. Included in the list is the number of delegates up for grabs for the Democratic candidates. It has been reported that it will be impossible for any of the candidates to win enough delegates at the close of super Tuesday to secure the nomination.
| Alabama | Primary | 60 delegates |
| Alaska | Caucus | 18 delegates |
| Arizona | Primary | 67 delegates |
| Arkansas | Primary | 47 delegates |
| California | Primary | 441 delegates |
| Colorado | Caucus | 71 delegates |
| Connecticut | Primary | 60 delegates |
| Delaware | Primary | 23 delegates |
| Georgia | Primary | 103 delegates |
| Idaho | Caucus | 23 delegates |
| Illinois | Primary | 185 delegates |
| Kansas | Caucus | 41 delegates |
| Massachusetts | Primary | 121 delegates |
| Minnesota | Caucus | 88 delegates |
| Missouri | Primary | 88 delegates |
| New Jersey | Primary | 127 delegates |
| New Mexico | Caucus | 38 delegates |
| New York | Primary | 281 delegates |
| North Dakota | Caucus | 21 delegates |
| Oklahoma | Primary | 47 delegates |
| Tennessee | Primary | 85 delegates |
| Utah | Primary | 29 delegates |
| Democrats Abroad | Primary | 11 delegates |
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