The 2024 Minnesota Democratic presidential primary took place on March 5, 2024, as part of the Democratic Party primaries for the 2024 presidential election. 75 delegates to the Democratic National Convention were allocated to presidential candidates, with 18 additional unpledged delegates. The contest was held on Super Tuesday alongside primaries in 14 other states and territories and its Republican counterpart.
Joe Biden won the primary with an especially reduced margin, but the campaign for "uncommitted" delegates by the Uncommitted National Movement earned a significant percentage of 18.8%, which was rewarded with 11 uncommitted delegates on the state and district levels. It was the second highest success for Uncommitted throughout the primaries, while Biden's percentage of just over 70% was his third lowest result.
Dean Philips received fewer than 8% of votes in the state he represented in Congress and, while doing better in some districts, failed to win any delegates. He dropt out and endorsed Biden afterwards.
The following candidates were submitted to the Secretary of State by DFL Chair Ken Martin:
Additionally, an option for uncommitted delegates appeared on the ballot.
Biden carried all the state's eight congressional districts. He recorded his best result in the eighth district while underperforming heavily in the urban fifth district. It is represented by progressive Democrat Ilhan Omar, who supported a ceasefire in the Gaza war, but backed Biden in the primary. The district saw almost a third of votes cast for uncommitted.
Phillips trailed considerably, but managed to earn a higher result than uncommitted in the third (which he represents in Congress) and seventh districts. Meanwhile, Williamson performed poorly, with the strongest showing of just 1.88% in the seventh district.