United States presidential election

Pete Buttigieg Drops Out Of 2020 Race

Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is suspending his campaign for the democratic nomination for president.
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Marianne Williamson Drops Out Of Presidential Race

The self-help author spoke out against the “spiritual and moral rot” in Washington and wanted to inject peace into the political arena.
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Kamala Harris Sheds Significant Portion Of Staff In New Hampshire

The 2020 presidential candidate is down to a "skeleton staff," an aide confirmed.
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Tulsi Gabbard Won't Seek Reelection To Congress To Focus On Presidential Race

The congresswoman from Hawaii has gotten renewed attention lately after a heated argument with former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Could Trump Again Lose The Popular Vote And Win In 2020? In A Close Race, Yes.

The shocker of 2016 wasn't really a shock, researchers found: The closer the race, the higher the chance the Electoral College will land the loser in the White House.
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Primary Debate Moderators Have Mostly Been White Men: Report

An analysis by Time’s Up of the past two decades of presidential primary debates shows a huge lack of diversity among moderators.
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Maine Senate Passes National Popular Vote Bill To Bypass Electoral College

The bill now heads to the state's House for consideration.
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Searching For Mr. Electable

As Democrats eye their 2020 White House candidates, it's best to recall that the "electability" path is littered with the bodies of losers.
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Why California May Not Matter Much In The Democratic Presidential Race

The Golden State wants to shake up the 2020 primaries, but it might prove a footnote once more.
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Richard Ojeda Drops Out Of Presidential Race After Giving Up State Senate Seat To Run

The West Virginia Democrat didn't say what he plans to do next.
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