Tom Steyer

The former presidential candidates are the most high-profile ultra-wealthy Democratic donors to cut back their 2022 giving.
NextGen America, which focuses on voters under age 35, is expanding its target list to include deep red states with crucial Senate and House races.
The "Late Show" host shows off his moves after Tom Steyer's bizarre South Carolina campaign event.
The high-profile philanthropist spent gobs of money and centered his campaign on dismantling a corporate-controlled political system.
“It’s a total executive failure by an incompetent executive," said the Democratic presidential candidate.
The former VP badly needs a decisive win in South Carolina to have a chance of stopping Bernie Sanders. But he's bleeding support, especially with Black voters.
As the former mayor of New York City gains national attention, his opponents increase their attacks on the billionaire.
Steyer has been putting significant time and money into the state's Democratic primary, which could hurt Joe Biden's support there.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) won the New Hampshire Democratic primary election, with Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) close behind.