Democrats Abroad presidential primary

In some earlier elections, in place of a primary, a caucus system was used by Democrats Abroad to determine their convention delegations.

[1] After Biden's withdrawal from the election on July 21, the delegates voted unanimously for Vice President Kamala Harris at the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

With 57.9% of the vote, Sanders won 9 delegates, while 4 went to Joe Biden, who would go on to win the Democratic primaries, as well as the general election.

[2] In the presidential primary of 2016, Democrats Abroad reported a win for Bernie Sanders.

On May 28, 2012, Democrats Abroad released the full list of delegates elected in the organization's Global Primary.

The Democratic global primary allowed for voting by Internet, fax, and post.

These meetings also provided an opportunity for Americans abroad to shape the party's election platform.

Democrats Abroad Regional Caucuses for Europe-Middle East-Africa took place in Brussels on March 15, 2008, and for the Americas and Asia-Pacific in Vancouver, Canada, on April 11, 2008.

On February 21, 2008, Democrats Abroad announced that Senator Barack Obama won the organization's Global Primary.

These results determined the allocation of 4.5 delegate votes at the Democratic National Convention.

Eventually, all the caucusgoers meet in a plenary session and representatives from each room give a short presentation on why his or her candidate should be the Democratic nominee.

The regional and world Democrats Abroad caucuses were held back-to-back in Edinburgh, Scotland, March 26–28.

Paul Tsongas won the 1992 Democrats Abroad presidential caucus with 37% of the vote.

[6] Walter Mondale won the 1984 Democrats Abroad presidential primary with 37.54% of the vote.