This is going to be a continuously updating space on all serious contenders for President now that we have 2 Dems with exploratory committees. I'm only planning on adding them to the list once they announce, so no Biden, Kasich, etc. at the moment. If their name is bold, they've officially announced they're running. Strike-through indicates that they've ended their campaign.
Please try to refrain from bullying and name-calling (I know politics can be heated, but try to keep it civil).
Republicans
Please try to refrain from bullying and name-calling (I know politics can be heated, but try to keep it civil).
Republicans
- Donald Trump
- Current President (2017-present)
- Bill Weld
- Libertarian candidate for VP (2016)
- Governor of Massachusetts (1991-1997)
Joe WalshCongressman from Illinois (2011-2013)
Mark SanfordCongressman from South Carolina (2013-2019)Governor of South Carolina (2003-2011)
- Bernie Sanders
- US Senator from Vermont (2007-present)
- Congressman from Vermont (1991-2007)
- 58 Delegates
- Elizabeth Warren
- US Senator from Massachusetts (2013-present)
- 8 Delegates
- US Senator from Massachusetts (2013-present)
- Joe Biden
- Vice President of the United States (2009-2017)
- US Senator from Delaware (1973-2009)
- 50 Delegates
- Tulsi Gabbard
- Congresswoman from Hawaii (2013-present)
Richard OjedaFormer state senator from West Virginia
Eric SwalwellCongressman from California (2013-present)
Seth Moulton- Congressman from Massachusetts (2015-present)
Mike GravelUS Senator from Alaska (1969-1981)endorsed Sanders
Jay InsleeGovernor of Washington (2013-present)Congressman from Washington (1993-1995, 1999-2012)
John HickenlooperGovernor of Colorado (2011-2019)Mayor of Denver (2003-2011)
KirstenGillibrandUS Senator from New York (2009-present)Congresswoman from NY (2007-2009)
Bill de BlasioMayor of New York City (2014-present)
Tim RyanCongressman from Ohio (2003-present)
Beto O’Rourke
- Congressman from Texas (2013-2019)
Wayne MessamMayor of Miramar, Florida (2015-present)
Steve BullockGovernor from Montana (2012-present)Attorney General of Montana (2008-2012)
Joe SestakCongressman from Pennsylvania (2007-2011)
Kamala HarrisUS Senator from California (2017-present)California Attorney General (2011-2017)
Julian CastroUS Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: (2014-2017)Mayor of San Antonio: (2009-2014)
Cory BookerUS Senator from New Jersey (2013-present)Mayor of Newark (2006-2013)
Marianne Williamsonauthor, lecturer, and activist
John DelaneyCongressman from Maryland (2013-2019)
Andrew YangEntrepreneur, founder of Venture for America
Michael BennetUS Senator from Colorado (2009-present)
Tom SteyerFounder of Farallon Capital
Deval PatrickGovernor of Massachusetts (2007-2015)
Pete ButtigiegMayor of South Bend, IN (2012-present)26 Delegates
Amy KlobucharUS Senator from Minnesota (2007-present)7 Delegates
Michael BloombergMayor of NYC (2002-2013)
- Monday, February 3
- Iowa Caucus
- Winner: Contested
- Iowa Caucus
- Tuesday, February 11
- New Hampshire Primary
- Winner: Sanders
- Runner up: Buttigieg
- Winner: Sanders
- New Hampshire Primary
- Saturday, February 22 (D) /25 (R)
- Nevada Caucus
- Saturday, February 15 (R) /29 (D)
- South Carolina Primary
- Tuesday, March 3
- Super Tuesday 1
- Alabama
- Alaska convention
- California- NEW to 2020
- Massachusetts
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Super Tuesday 1
- Tuesday, March 10
- Super Tuesday 2
- Michigan
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Ohio
- Super Tuesday 2
- Democratic
- July 13-16
- Location Milwaukee, WI
- Republican
- August 24-27
- Charlotte, NC
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