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Who's Running for Prez: The Republicans
Donald TrumpPresident Donald Trump is going for round two. And the odds are in his favor – the last time a president didn’t get re-elected was in 1992.
Joe WalshJoe Walsh wants to throw a Tea Party at the White House. But he has a history of using racial slurs and making controversial statements.
Bill WeldFormer Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld is one of two GOP primary challengers to President Trump in the 2020 election. He wants to get back in the Paris climate deal and cut the deficit.
Who's Running for Prez: The Democrats
Michael BennetSen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) has eyes on the White House. He’s running against his former boss, Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, who is also a 2020 hopeful.
Joe BidenFormer VP Joe Biden is the Democratic front-runner. The big question: can he keep the momentum going through next fall?
Michael BloombergOne of the world’s richest people just entered the 2020 Democratic race. Hi, Michael Bloomberg.
Cory BookerSen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) is hoping that his record on issues like criminal justice could help him get the votes he needs to become Mr. President.
Pete ButtigiegButtigieg (it’s boot-edge-edge) is the millennial, Harvard grad, Rhodes Scholar, veteran of Afghanistan, and two-term mayor of South Bend, Indiana who’s got a ‘DC or bust’ sticker on the back of his car.
Julián CastroCastro would be the first Latino president. His pitch for POTUS? He’s a living, breathing example of the American Dream.
John DelaneyFormer Maryland Rep. John Delaney is a businessman who founded two companies and was the first Dem to announce a 2020 presidential run all the way back in July 2017.
Tulsi GabbardGabbard was the first American Samoan and first Hindu member elected to the House of Representatives. At 38, she’s one of the youngest candidates in the race.
Amy KlobucharSen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) is known as a moderate Democrat who’s gotten support from red voters and worked with Republicans on things like confronting the opioid epidemic.
Deval PatrickDeval Patrick’s (D) motto: better late than never. He joined the 2020 race in mid-November – less than three months until the primary voting season kicks off.
Bernie SandersSen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) wants to be president in 2020. To get there, he's focused on the big issues. Think: healthcare, student loans, the environment, and minimum wage.
Tom SteyerEarlier this year, billionaire Democratic activist and donor Tom Steyer said he wouldn’t be running for president in 2020. Buutttt, he changed his mind.
Elizabeth WarrenSen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is a longtime critic of President Trump and has a reputation for putting pressure on the financial industry. Oh and you may have heard a thing or two about her policy ideas. She’s got lots of them.
Marianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson is a big name in Hollywood. Now she is making a 2020 election run as well. Some things on her list: universal health care and free college.
Andrew YangAndrew Yang doesn’t have any experience in politics. But he’s underway with his campaign for 2020 because he’s afraid for the future of the country.
Hear from the Candidates
There are a lot of people (read: 18) running for prez in 2020. We’re sitting down with them to hear their pitch for the White House. Listen up. PS: theSkimm is a non-partisan org. Candidate opinions are their own, and we've reached out to all 2020 candidates for an interview. SEE ALL

Pete Buttigieg on how he'd approach reproductive rightsWe asked South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg about reproductive rights and why he wants the 2020 Democratic nom.
Republican primary challenger Bill Weld on his plan to beat TrumpFormer Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld is taking on President Trump for the 2020 Republican nomination. He sat down with us to tell us about his plan to win over voters, his feelings on Roe v. Wade, and why he’s against universal background checks.
Cory Booker on why he thinks the census citizenship question is 'outrageous.'We asked Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) what he thinks about the Trump admin's request to add a citizenship question to next year's census.
Michael Bennet on Trump admin’s immigration stanceA new asylum rule that would limit protections for Central American migrants is the Trump admin’s latest attempt to deter migrants from coming to the US. People have a lot of opinions about the admin’s tactics. 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) is one of them.
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