Joe Biden is officially the Democratic presidential nominee — more than three decades after he first sought it. bit.ly/3iN8Uh4 
The formal roll call and nomination is a symbolic milestone and an expression of the party’s support for their candidate. The former vice president will accept the nomination on Thursday.
Alabama casts 8 votes for Sanders and 52 votes for Biden.
Alaska casts 7 votes for Sanders and 12 votes for Biden.
American Samoa casts 11 votes for Biden.
Arizona casts 29 votes for Sanders and 51 for Biden.
Arkansas casts 9 votes for Sanders and 27 votes for Biden.
California casts 231 votes for Sanders and 263 votes for Biden.
Colorado casts 36 votes for Sanders and 42 for Biden.
Connecticut casts 75 votes for Biden.
Democrats abroad cast 10 votes for Sanders and 7 votes for Biden.
Washington, D.C. casts 1 vote for Sanders and 43 votes for Biden.
Florida casts 57 votes for Sanders and 192 votes for Biden.
Georgia casts 117 votes for Biden.
Guam casts 2 votes for Sanders and 11 votes for Biden.
Hawaii casts 9 votes for Sanders and 23 votes for Biden.
Idaho casts 9 votes for Sanders and 16 votes for Biden.
Illinois casts 59 votes for Sanders and 122 votes for Biden.
Indiana casts 2 votes for Sanders and 86 votes for Biden.
Iowa casts 11 votes for Sanders and 38 votes for Biden.
Kansas casts 10 votes for Sanders and 35 votes for Biden.
Kentucky casts 60 votes for Biden.
Louisiana casts 60 votes for Biden.
Maine casts 9 votes for Sanders and 22 votes for Biden.
Maryland casts 1 vote for Sanders and 119 votes for Biden.
Massachusetts casts 30 votes for Sanders and 83 votes for Biden.
Michigan casts 53 votes for Sanders and 92 votes for Biden.
Minnesota casts 31 votes for Sanders and 60 votes for Biden.
Mississippi casts 2 votes for Sanders and 38 votes for Biden.
Missouri casts 28 votes for Sanders and 50 votes for Biden.
Montana casts 1 vote for Sanders and 18 votes for Biden.
Nebraska casts 33 votes for Biden.
Nevada casts 24 votes for Sanders and 25 votes for Biden.
New Hampshire casts 9 votes for Sanders and 24 votes for Biden.
New Jersey casts 5 votes for Sanders and 139 votes for Biden.
New Mexico casts 4 votes for Sanders and 42 votes for Biden.
New York casts 44 votes for Sanders and 277 votes for Biden.
North Carolina casts 39 votes for Sanders and 83 votes for Biden.
North Dakota casts 10 votes for Sanders and 8 votes for Biden.
The Northern Mariana Islands casts 2 votes for Sanders and 9 votes for Biden.
Ohio casts 20 votes for Sanders and 134 votes for Biden.
Oklahoma casts 13 votes for Sanders and 24 votes for Biden.
Oregon casts 16 votes for Sanders and 57 votes for Biden.
Pennsylvania casts 34 votes for Sanders and 175 votes for Biden.
Puerto Rico casts 5 votes for Sanders and 53 votes for Biden.
Rhode Island casts 1 vote for Sanders and 34 votes for Biden.
South Carolina casts 15 votes for Sanders and 49 votes for Biden.
South Dakota casts 3 votes for Sanders and 17 votes for Biden.
Tennessee casts 23 votes for Sanders and 50 votes for Biden.
Texas casts 98 votes for Sanders and 161 votes for Biden.
Utah casts 17 votes for Sanders and 16 votes for Biden.
Vermont casts 15 votes for Sanders and 9 votes for Biden.
The U.S. Virgin Islands casts 13 votes for Biden.
Virginia casts 32 votes for Sanders and 91 votes for Biden.
Washington casts 43 votes for Sanders and 66 votes for Biden.
West Virginia casts 34 votes for Biden.
Wyoming casts 4 votes for Sanders and 11 votes for Biden.
Wisconsin casts 30 votes for Sanders and 67 votes for Biden.
Delaware casts 32 votes for Biden.
Despite the unconventional way votes were counted Tuesday night, the roll call was widely applauded online as a breath of fresh air compared to years past.
Viewers called it more entertaining and a better reflection of the states. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
Viewers called it more entertaining and a better reflection of the states. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
