Primary and caucus voting is
February - June of 2020.
Illinois votes March 17, 2020
The debate schedule is here.
Below are links to candidate websites, Facebook, and twitter accounts
Michael Bennet
Colorado Senator
Joe Biden
Former Vice President
Cory Booker
New Jersey Senator
Steve Bullock
Montana Governor
Pete Buttigieg
South Bend Mayor
Julian Castro
former HUD Secretary
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Bill de Blasio
New York City Mayor
John Delaney
former Maryland Rep.
Tulsi Gabbard
Hawaii Congresswoman
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Kirsten Gillibrand
New York Senator
Mike Gravel
former Ark. Senator
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Kamala Harris
California Senator
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John Hickenlooper
Colorado Governor
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Jay Inslee
Washington Governor
Amy Klobuchar
Minnesota Senator
Wayne Messam
Miramar Florida Mayor
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Seth Moulton
Mass. Congressman
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Richard Ojeda
Fmr W Va State Senator
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Beto O'Rourke
fmr Tex. Congressman
Tim Ryan
Ohio Congressman
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Bernie Sanders
Vermont Senator
Tom Steyer
Investor Philanthropist
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Eric Swalwell
California Congressman
Elizabeth Warren
Massachusetts Senator
Marianne Williamson
Author
Andrew yang
Businessman
The next Debate is November 20th. Here's how it will work:
Up to twenty candidates are selected for each debate, which may be spread over two nights if necessary. So far, a maximum of twelve candidates have appeared on stage together. There are polling and donor requirements to be selected.
For the November debate, a candidate will need to hit 3% in at least four national or early-state polls — or else get 5% in two early state polls. The donor threshold has been increased to 165,000 unique donors, with at least 600 each in at least 20 states.
This is a tougher requirement than the October debate, and as of this writing only Biden, Sanders, Warren, Harris, Booker, Buttigieg, Yang, and Steyer have qualified.
Looking for an unbiased description of each candidate? See what the progressive British newspaper The Guardian has to say about them. Click here