Primary and caucus voting was February - June of 2020
General election 11 - 3 - 2020
The debate schedule is here.
Below are links to candidate websites, Facebook, and twitter accounts
President
Joe Biden
Former Vice President
Vice President
Kamala Harris
California Senator
President Candidates 2020
Michael Bennet
Colorado Senator
Bill de Blasio
New York City Mayor
Mike Bloomberg
Fmr New York City Mayor
Cory Booker
New Jersey Senator
Steve Bullock
Montana Governor
Pete Buttigieg
South Bend Mayor
Julian Castro
former HUD Secretary
John Delaney
former Maryland Rep.
Tulsi Gabbard
Hawaii Congresswoman
Kirsten Gillibrand
New York Senator
Mike Gravel
former Ark. Senator
John Hickenlooper
Colorado Governor
Jay Inslee
Washington Governor
Amy Klobuchar
Minnesota Senator
Wayne Messam
Miramar Florida Mayor
Seth Moulton
Mass. Congressman
Richard Ojeda
Fmr W Va State Senator
Beto O'Rourke
fmr Tex. Congressman
Deval Patrick
Fmr Massachusetts Gov
Tim Ryan
Ohio Congressman
Bernie Sanders
Vermont Senator
Tom Steyer
Investor Philanthropist
Eric Swalwell
California Congressman
Elizabeth Warren
Massachusetts Senator
Marianne Williamson
Author
Andrew yang
Businessman
Presidential debates
Three Presidential debates were planned. The first debate was sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic and Case Western University and was held September 29th in Cleveland Ohio. Chris Wallace of Fox News was the moderator, and he chose the topics for each of the six fifteen minute segments of the debate.
The second debate on October 15th was cancelled after President Trump contracted Corona virus and refused to participate remotely.
The third debate happened at Belmont University in Nashville Tennessee on October 22, and Kristen Welker of NBC News was the moderator.
No further debates are planned.
There was a single Vice Presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence, and it was held on October 7th at the University of Utah, in Salt Lake City.
Click here for the official Commission on Presidential Debates website
Looking for an unbiased description of the 20 former candidates? See what the progressive British newspaper The Guardian had to say about them. Click here