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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Bernie Sanders Is the Democratic Front-Runner
Even though many Democrats blame him for Donald Trump’s election—and his rivals think he’ll fade
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Patrick Semansky / AP Bernie Sanders Is Ready to Rumble
The senator from Vermont thinks he can prevail against the crowded Democratic field and then beat Trump for president in 2020.
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Rick Bowmer / Associated Press Biden’s Anguished Search for a Path to Victory
As he contemplates a 2020 run, the former vice president is focused on whether Democrats will support a centrist septuagenarian.
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AP Cory Booker Launched His Presidential Campaign in the Most Cory Booker Way Possible
The senator received prayers from the congregation at his Baptist church in a small service in Newark on Thursday night. Twelve hours later, he told the world.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Beto O’Rourke Stopped Raising Money Months Ago
If the Texas Democrat and social-media phenom decides to run for president, he won’t start with a pile of new cash.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Michael Bloomberg’s Secret Plans to Take Down Trump
Whether or not he runs for president, the former New York City mayor is building the most powerful political organization in America.
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Elijah Nouvelage / Reuters Kamala Harris’s Show of Strength
At a big Oakland rally, the California senator hoped Beto, Biden, and Booker were watching.
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Andrew Kelly / Reuters Ex–Starbucks CEO Could Get Trump Reelected
Howard Schultz thinks politics are broken, and may run for president as an independent. Democrats think that’s a terrible idea.
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Nam Y. Huh / AP Pete Buttigieg Thinks All the 2020 Democrats Are Too Old
The mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has announced his candidacy, promising “intergenerational justice.”
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Al Drago / Getty Kamala Harris's Campaign Strategy: Don't Pick a Lane
The 2020 candidate is pitching herself as the one who can actually put together a winning coalition of voters, a goal Democrats have obsessed over since their shocker loss in 2016.
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Matthew Putney / Reuters Tom Steyer Wants the 2020 Democrats Supporting Impeachment
The billionaire founder of Need to Impeach is planning to turn his 7 million supporters loose on all of the presidential candidates. Their campaigns aren’t pleased.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Elizabeth Warren’s Early Stroke of Genius
The senator from Massachusetts announced she was running for president on New Year’s Eve—and then had the field largely to herself.
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Reuters / Mike Segar Democratic Operatives Are Building Beto O’Rourke’s Campaign Without Him
The Draft Beto movement is raising money for a 2020 presidential run and releasing a campaign-style video.
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Reuters / Kacper Pempel Is This the Year for a Redistricting Revolution?
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Barack Obama don’t agree on much—but they’ve both turned redistricting reform into their main political cause for the years ahead.
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Reuters / Kevin Lamarque Al Sharpton’s Bid to Be a 2020 Kingmaker
The civil-rights leader says he’s open to eventually backing Michael Bloomberg or Joe Biden but won’t make a formal endorsement for more than a year.
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Charles Platiau / Reuters How to Run for President While You’re Running a City
The core of Eric Garcetti’s potential campaign would be his experience as mayor of Los Angeles. But that’s a hard job to do on the road.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters Al Gore: America Is Close to a ‘Political Tipping Point’ on Climate Change
The former vice president discusses how the politics of the environment have changed considerably over his decades of advocacy.
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Ted S. Warren / AP Jay Inslee Is Betting He Can Win the Presidency on Climate Change
The Washington governor believes his focus on the environment will resonate with voters. But can he persuade enough Americans to pay attention to him?
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters Elizabeth Warren Doesn’t Want to Be Hillary 2.0
With her 2020 bid, the senator from Massachusetts wants to reclaim her status as a political outsider.
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David Goldman / AP 10 New Factors That Will Shape the 2020 Democratic Primary
This race for the nomination will be different from any that have come before.
