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Mike Blake / Reuters How Tom Steyer Built the Biggest Political Machine You’ve Never Heard Of
Having spent $120 million and signed up 6 million people, Tom Steyer has assembled, in a year, an organization with more reach than the NRA.
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Simon Dawson / Reuters Michael Bloomberg Can Buy Popularity, but Can He Buy the Presidency?
If the stop-and-frisk mayor runs in 2020, he’ll have to convince voters that he’s done more good than harm in elected office—and that he’s actually a Democrat.
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Vincent West / Reuters Schwarzenegger Is Back in a Wonky Campaign Fight Against Gerrymandering
The governator is hitting the trail next Saturday in Michigan and Colorado—his first campaigning since leaving office after 2010.
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CHARLIE NEIBERGAL / AP Cory Booker’s Four Standing Ovations in Des Moines
The New Jersey senator became the first top-tier presidential candidate to go to the primary state, and immediately confronted what running against Trump will be like.
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Reuters An Unmistakable Sign Kamala Harris Is Running in 2020
The California senator’s prospective visit could soon take her across a symbolic but unmistakably significant line as a presidential candidate.
