Candidates

More than 20 candidates will take the stage in the state with caucuses that are considered the first presidential votes.

Bill O'Reilly warned that "extremist" liberals and Democrats are fighting a "social civil war" against American conservatives that includes hating police officers and a promotion of "barbaric behavior."

"We've come to the conclusion that talk is cheap," Representative Dan Kildee told Newsweek.

"We look at any white man and think they too can lead and forget there are systemic reasons why white men are the people in power," CNN guest Sayu Bhojwani remarked.

Bernie Sanders sent a fiery letter to an establishment Democratic Party think tank accusing the John Podesta-founded group of "smearing" progressive 2020 candidates.

Abrams said running for president and pursuing a seat in the Senate "are not interchangeable."

Former Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill said it would be "devastating" if Warren was "not in the top three in New Hampshire."

Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders angered many establishment Democrats and drew rare praise from conservatives over his plans to appear at a Fox News 2020 presidential campaign town hall later this month.

The Democratic field is already the most ethnically and racially diverse in history and has a record-breaking number of female candidates vying for a shot at the White House.

"The goals are ambitious and comprehensive. Now the work begins to decide the best ways to achieve them, with specific policy solutions tied to timelines," Al Gore said.

This election cycle could see the first Muslim congresswoman, the first female African-American governor and the youngest woman to ever be elected to Congress.

The Late Show host Stephen Colbert was fretting on the eve of the 2018 midterms.

Sure, Trump throws rallies. But they're not really for the candidates. They're for Trump.

Both a Republican and a Democrat running for Montana's House District 88 seat said they were "horrified" by vandalism targeting women and touting President Donald Trump.

The 2018 midterm elections are already historic, but these candidates may be some of the "first" the country has ever seen.

Democrats want more Bernie-esque candidates in 2018.

The new poll also shows registered voters don't necessarily care about a political candidate's gender.

Pennsylvania comes in almost dead last in terms of its female representation in elected office. That could change.

In a win for women running for office, the Federal Election Commission ruled on Thursday that first-time candidate Liuba Grechen Shirley can use campaign funds for child care.

Women on the Democratic ticket emerged as Tuesday night's victors.

The Democrats running for Congress in a special election in a part of Arizona that Trump won by 21 points.

Frank Luntz made the 2018 mid-term comments on Fox News.

"You can see with the passion we've seen over the past year how there's been a movement led by young people," the Rock the Vote policy director told Newsweek. "Trying to transition that passion into actual voting is what we're working to do."

The magadonor Mercers, Breitbart News and others have distanced themselves from Bannon in the wake of his comments to author Michael Wolff.

The greater New York area has many high-profile politicians who may consider a 2020 bid—after Americans got a choice between two New Yorkers in 2016.

Virginia's election represents the first true referendum on Donald Trump's presidency.

Many prospective Democratic challengers for president in 2020 are stepping up their early campaigning efforts this week.

Vice-President Mike Pence has already launched his own political action committee.

Narendra Modi is set to become even more powerful following Monday's presidential election in India.

Around half of En Marche's candidates are political newcomers, with the average age under 50.