2020 Election

Separate polling by Kaiser Family Foundation indicates some of these issues––namely health care and the economy––are the most important for voters in battleground states.

The entrepreneur is a point ahead of Buttigieg on favorability, but still two places behind the mayor when Democratic voters are asked who they'll back.

A former Hawaii governor called on Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) to resign from office Monday, after the congresswoman voted "present" on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Wednesday.

The Buttigieg campaign says the two Democrats' recent interactions are better characterized as "disagreements between two competitors" rather than a feud.

The signatories claimed they couldn't stand by and watch what they worked for get "tweeted away."

Jon Bon Jovi and Governor Phil Murphy are two New Jersey locals who have raised at least $50,000 for Senator Cory Booker's campaign.

More than 75 percent of respondents told CNN that economic conditions were either "very good" or "somewhat good," the largest share since 2001.

"You will have, potentially, three campaigns that might claim they actually won," political strategist Norm Sterzenbach told Newsweek.

The president's actions supersede politics and warrant impeachment, according to the magazine's Mark Galli.

More than 30,000 Trump supporters have learned how best to use social media to promote the president's messaging, McClatchy D.C. reported.

Buttigieg gets slapped around, Yang comes out as most relatable, but Sanders took first place.

Despite candidates' unified effort to convince the DNC to reduce its qualification requirements, the committee has declined to lower the bar for participation.

A quartet of political journalists from PBS NewsHour and Politico will oversee the sixth Democratic primary debate.

Yang, a once little-known entrepreneur, has been polling at around 4 percent support.

All seven candidates had threatened to boycott the event over a labor dispute between union workers and a subcontractor at the debate venue.

The Harvard graduate, Rhodes Scholar and McKinsey veteran—who's also an actual veteran—has become more popular as prospective voters get to know him better, especially in Iowa and New Hampshire

A final verdict in impeachment cannot "extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold" office.

When 410 likely voters were asked if they felt very uncomfortable with Bloomberg or "held reservations" about him, 52 percent answered in the affirmative.

The stack, a symbolic replication of the bills McConnell refuses to bring to a vote, is roughly the size of a 3-year-old.

In mid-October, Clinton said that Moscow may be "grooming her to be the third-party candidate."

In 2000, Buttigieg called his future primary competitor fearless for being candid about his ideology despite having "lived through a time in which an admitted socialist could not act in a film, let alone hold a congressional seat."

There will be a demonstration outside the Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek as President Donald Trump holds a 2020 election campaign rally while Congress decides on impeachment.

Twenty-five of the 31 moderate Democrats from Trump districts have indicated they will back articles of impeachment.

A poll by USA Today and Suffolk University found that over a third of Republican voters would support Haley replacing Pence as Trump's running mate in 2020.

The knives have been out for Buttigieg since his rise in Iowa ahead of the state's early voting caucuses.

If defeating Trump means Democrats take over the Senate and expand their majority in the House, they said, it's a price they're willing to pay.

The former vice president and current 2020 candidate was addressing the issue of President Donald Trump's potential acquittal by the Senate at an impeachment trial.

Pete Buttigieg "has no clue what it takes to lead and help any communities flourish," said Trump campaign team Deputy Press Secretary Daniel Bucheli.

"Latinos in the United States have been burdened for too long by a legacy of systemic discrimination," said Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign released the names of those who had donated $25,000 or more to his 2020 presidential election campaign, while smaller donors ask for refunds with the #RefundPete hashtag, disappointed that he's aligned himself with those donors.