Democratic presidential nomination, 2020

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Former Vice President Joe Biden (D) was formally nominated as the Democratic presidential nominee at the 2020 Democratic National Convention on August 18, 2020.[1] The convention was originally scheduled to take place July 13-16, 2020.[2] Organizers postponed the event in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Prior to the national convention, individual state caucuses and primaries were held to allocate convention delegates. These delegates vote at the convention to select the nominee. In 2020, a Democratic presidential candidate needed support from 1,991 delegates to secure the nomination.

With the plurality of pledged delegates, Biden became the presumptive Democratic nominee on April 8, 2020, after Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) suspended his presidential campaign.[3] Biden crossed the delegate threshold necessary to win the nomination on June 5, 2020.[4]

Biden announced U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris (D) as his running mate on August 11, 2020. Harris is the first Black woman to appear on a major party's ticket in the United States.[5]

Democratic presidential nominee

See also: Joe Biden presidential campaign, 2020

Former Vice President Joe Biden (D) won the presidential election on November 3, 2020. Biden received 306 electoral votes and President Donald Trump (R) received 232 electoral votes. In the national popular vote, Biden received 81.2 million votes and Trump received 74.2 million votes.[6]

Biden was sworn in on January 20, 2021, becoming the oldest president to take office at 78 years old. His running mate, former Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), became the first Black woman and person of South Asian descent to serve as vice president.

Click here to learn more about the Biden presidential transition.

Biden announced that he was running for president on April 25, 2019.[7] With the plurality of pledged delegates, Biden became the presumptive Democratic nominee on April 8, 2020, after Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) suspended his presidential campaign.[8] Biden crossed the delegate threshold necessary to win the nomination on June 5, 2020, and was formally nominated at the 2020 Democratic National Convention on August 18, 2020.[9]

Biden announced Harris as his running mate on August 11, 2020. He called her "a fearless fighter for the little guy, and one of the country’s finest public servants."[10][11]

Biden framed his campaign as a challenge to Trump. "I believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time. But if we give Donald Trump eight years in the White House, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation—who we are—and I cannot stand by and watch that happen," he said.[12]

He represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate from 1973 to 2009 before serving as vice president under President Barack Obama (D) from 2009 to 2017.[13]

Democratic National Convention

See also: Democratic National Convention, 2020 and Democratic delegate rules, 2020

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) held its presidential nominating convention the week of August 17, 2020, across four stages in New York City, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Wilmington.[1][14]

The convention was originally scheduled to take place July 13-16, 2020, in Milwaukee.[2] Organizers postponed the event in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Most of the convention's events took place remotely. The DNC announced in June 2020 that delegates should not plan to travel to Milwaukee to attend the convention.[15] Instead, votes on reports from the Rules, Platform, and Credentials committees took place remotely from August 3-15, 2020.[16]

The Democratic National Convention Committee announced on August 5, 2020, that former Vice President Joe Biden (D) and other speakers would not travel to Milwaukee.[17] Biden was formally nominated at the convention on August 18, 2020.[18]

Biden announced U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris (D) as his running mate on August 11, 2020.[19] Harris was the first Black woman to appear on a major party's ticket in the United States.[20]


Presidential nomination roll call

The following spreadsheet contains the number of delegates each candidate received during the presidential nomination roll call at the Democratic National Convention on August 18, 2020. It was updated live during the event.

Democratic candidates on five or more ballots

See also: Presidential candidates, 2020

In addition to Joe Biden, the following candidates appeared on five or more Democratic primary ballots:

Withdrawn Democratic candidates

See also: Timeline of announcements in the presidential election, 2020

Campaign finance

See also: Presidential election campaign finance, 2020

The following chart shows Democratic presidential campaign fundraising, including both total receipts and contributions from individuals, as well as campaign spending. Figures for each candidate run through the end of June 2020 or through the final reporting period during which the candidate was actively campaigning for president. The total disbursements column includes operating expenditures, transfers to other committees, refunds, loan repayments, and other disbursements.[47]


Democratic candidates on the issues

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Democratic primary debates

The following table provides an overview of the date, location, host, and number of participants in each scheduled 2020 Democratic presidential primary debate.

2020 Democratic presidential primary debates
Debate Date Location Host Number of participants
First Democratic primary debate June 26-27, 2019 Miami, Florida NBC News, MSNBC, and Telemundo 20 candidates
Second Democratic primary debate July 30-31, 2019 Detroit, Michigan CNN 20 candidates
Third Democratic primary debate September 12, 2019 Houston, Texas ABC News and Univision 10 candidates
Fourth Democratic primary debate October 15, 2019 Westerville, Ohio CNN and The New York Times 12 candidates
Fifth Democratic primary debate November 20, 2019 Georgia MSNBC and The Washington Post 10 candidates
Sixth Democratic primary debate December 19, 2019 Los Angeles, California PBS NewsHour and Politico 7 candidates
Seventh Democratic primary debate January 14, 2020 Des Moines, Iowa CNN and The Des Moines Register 6 candidates
Eighth Democratic primary debate February 7, 2020 Manchester, New Hampshire ABC, WMUR-TV, and Apple News 7 candidates
Ninth Democratic primary debate February 19, 2020 Las Vegas, Nevada NBC News and MSNBC 6 candidates
Tenth Democratic primary debate February 25, 2020 Charleston, South Carolina CBS News and Congressional Black Caucus Institute 7 candidates
Eleventh Democratic primary debate March 15, 2020 Washington, D.C. CNN, Univision, and CHC Bold 2 candidates


Democratic primary endorsements

See also: Presidential election endorsements, 2020

With more than two dozen noteworthy candidates entering the Democratic primary for president in the 2020 election, endorsements from party leaders were one tool candidates used to distinguish themselves. According to political strategist Susan Del Percio, “Endorsements do matter; what you do with them is more important. They need to be treated as a way of targeting the group you seek to persuade, especially on certain issues.”[48]


Endorsements over time

The following chart shows the total number of noteworthy endorsements former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders received over time since January 2019.

Gubernatorial endorsements

The following table indicates which governors endorsed a Democratic presidential candidate during the primary.

Presidential endorsements by governors, 2020
Name State Party Candidate Date
Gavin Newsom CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris February 15, 2019 source
Ned Lamont CT Democratic Party Joe Biden July 2, 2019 source
John C. Carney Jr. DE Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
J.B. Pritzker IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 16, 2020 source
Gretchen Whitmer MI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Tim Walz MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar February 10, 2019 source
Phil Murphy NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 1, 2019 source
Andrew Cuomo NY Democratic Party Joe Biden January 2, 2019 source
Gina Raimondo RI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Gina Raimondo RI Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 5, 2020 source


U.S. Senate endorsements

The following table indicates which U.S. senators endorsed a Democratic presidential candidate during the primary.

Presidential endorsements by U.S. senators, 2020
Name State Party Candidate Date
Kamala D. Harris Democratic Party Joe Biden March 8, 2020 source
Doug Jones AL Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Kyrsten Sinema AZ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Dianne Feinstein CA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 3, 2019 source
Tom Carper DE Democratic Party Joe Biden January 8, 2019 source
Chris Coons DE Democratic Party Joe Biden February 26, 2019 source
Tammy Duckworth IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Dick Durbin IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Edward J. Markey MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren February 9, 2019 source
Amy Klobuchar MN Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Tina Smith MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar February 10, 2019 source
Tina Smith MN Democratic Party Joe Biden March 8, 2020 source
Jon Tester MT Democratic Party Steve Bullock June 9, 2019 source
Maggie Hassan NH Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Cory Booker NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 9, 2020 source
Bob Menendez NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 1, 2019 source
Kirsten Gillibrand NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 19, 2020 source
Sherrod Brown OH Democratic Party Joe Biden April 7, 2020 source
Bob Casey Jr. PA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Patrick Leahy VT Democratic Party Bernie Sanders February 19, 2019 source
Bernie Sanders VT Democratic Party Joe Biden April 14, 2020 source
Tim Kaine VA Democratic Party Joe Biden February 28, 2020 source


U.S. House endorsements

The following chart and table indicate which U.S. representatives endorsed a Democratic presidential candidate during the primary.

Presidential endorsements by U.S. representatives, 2020
Name State Party Candidate Date
Stacey Plaskett Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Stacey Plaskett Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris November 21, 2019 source
Stacey Plaskett Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 12, 2020 source
Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan Democratic Party Joe Biden March 12, 2020 source
Terri Sewell AL Democratic Party Joe Biden January 17, 2020 source
Ruben Gallego AZ Democratic Party Eric Swalwell April 14, 2019 source
Ruben Gallego AZ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Ruben Gallego AZ Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris September 12, 2019 source
Raúl Grijalva AZ Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren July 30, 2019 source
Ann Kirkpatrick AZ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 12, 2020 source
Greg Stanton AZ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 1, 2020 source
Pete Aguilar CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Pete Aguilar CA Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 20, 2020 source
Nanette Barragán CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris January 29, 2019 source
Karen Bass CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 13, 2020 source
Ami Bera CA Democratic Party Joe Biden December 3, 2019 source
Julia Brownley CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris February 28, 2019 source
Salud Carbajal CA Democratic Party Beto O'Rourke June 25, 2019 source
Salud Carbajal CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris November 22, 2019 source
Tony Cárdenas CA Democratic Party Joe Biden December 23, 2019 https://apnews.com/9844e81c03dbf3623b1944e7adc9de1c

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Gil Cisneros CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Lou Correa CA Democratic Party Joe Biden August 22, 2019 source
Jim Costa CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Jim Costa CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 17, 2019 source
Susan Davis CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
John Garamendi CA Democratic Party Joe Biden November 30, 2019 source
Jared Huffman CA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 1, 2020 source
Ro Khanna CA Democratic Party Bernie Sanders February 21, 2019 source
Barbara Lee CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris February 14, 2019 source
Ted Lieu CA Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris January 28, 2019 source
Jerry McNerney CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Scott Peters CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Scott Peters CA Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 27, 2020 source
Katie Porter CA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren October 26, 2019 source
Harley Rouda CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Harley Rouda CA Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 17, 2020 source
Lucille Roybal-Allard CA Democratic Party Joe Biden December 13, 2019 https://twitter.com/JTHVerhovek/status/1205565744953643009

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Raul Ruiz CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 17, 2020 source
Linda Sánchez CA Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar February 1, 2020 source
Brad Sherman CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 17, 2020 source
Jackie Speier CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 13, 2020 source
Mark Takano CA Democratic Party Bernie Sanders March 10, 2020 source
Juan Vargas CA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Juan Vargas CA Democratic Party John Delaney February 27, 2019 source
Juan Vargas CA Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 5, 2020 source
Jahana Hayes CT Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris July 3, 2019 source
Jim Himes CT Democratic Party Joe Biden March 19, 2020 source
Lisa Blunt Rochester DE Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Eleanor Holmes Norton DC Democratic Party Joe Biden March 10, 2020 source
Kathy Castor FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Charlie Crist FL Democratic Party Joe Biden September 19, 2019 source
Val Demings FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Theodore E. Deutch FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Theodore E. Deutch FL Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 13, 2020 source
Lois Frankel FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Alcee Hastings FL Democratic Party Joe Biden January 21, 2020 source
Alcee Hastings FL Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 21, 2019 source
Alfred Lawson FL Democratic Party Joe Biden May 30, 2019 source
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 9, 2020 source
Stephanie Murphy FL Democratic Party Beto O'Rourke March 14, 2019 source
Stephanie Murphy FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Stephanie Murphy FL Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 16, 2020 source
Donna Shalala FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 15, 2020 source
Darren Soto FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 6, 2020 source
Debbie Wasserman Schultz FL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 1, 2020 source
Frederica S. Wilson FL Democratic Party Joe Biden January 21, 2020 source
Frederica S. Wilson FL Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 30, 2019 source
Sanford Bishop Jr. GA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 21, 2020 source
Hank Johnson GA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 9, 2020 source
John Lewis GA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 7, 2020 source
Lucy McBath GA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Lucy McBath GA Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 12, 2020 source
Tulsi Gabbard HI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 19, 2020 source
Sean Casten IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Danny K. Davis IL Democratic Party Joe Biden February 2, 2020 source
Danny K. Davis IL Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris July 28, 2019 source
Bill Foster IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Jesus Garcia IL Democratic Party Bernie Sanders February 20, 2020 source
Robin Kelly IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Raja Krishnamoorthi IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Daniel Lipinski IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 13, 2020 source
Susana Mendoza IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 10, 2020 source
Mike Quigley IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Bobby Rush IL Democratic Party Joe Biden March 10, 2020 source
Bobby Rush IL Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 30, 2019 source
Bobby Rush IL Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 21, 2020 source
Jan Schakowsky IL Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren November 30, 2019 source
Brad Schneider IL Democratic Party Joe Biden January 29, 2020 source
Peter Visclosky IN Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg November 25, 2019 source
Cindy Axne IA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 25, 2020 source
Abby Finkenauer IA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 2, 2020 https://twitter.com/IAStartingLine/status/1212716275794878465

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Dave Loebsack IA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 12, 2020 source
Dave Loebsack IA Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg January 12, 2020 source
Cedric Richmond LA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Jared Golden ME Democratic Party Michael Bennet February 6, 2020 source
Anthony G. Brown MD Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Anthony G. Brown MD Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg January 9, 2020 source
Jamie Raskin MD Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren September 6, 2019 source
Dutch Ruppersberger MD Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
David Trone MD Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
David Trone MD Democratic Party John Delaney July 28, 2017 source
Katherine Clark MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren July 30, 2019 source
Joseph Kennedy III MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren February 9, 2019 source
Stephen Lynch MA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 22, 2019 source
Jim McGovern MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren February 8, 2019 source
Seth Moulton MA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 27, 2020 source
Richard Neal MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren February 28, 2020 source
Ayanna Pressley MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren November 6, 2019 source
Lori Trahan MA Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren February 9, 2019 source
David Bonior MI Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren July 21, 2019 source
Brenda Lawrence MI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Brenda Lawrence MI Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris August 1, 2019 source
Andy Levin MI Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren July 30, 2019 source
Elissa Slotkin MI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Haley Stevens MI Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Haley Stevens MI Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 8, 2020 source
Rashida Tlaib MI Democratic Party Bernie Sanders October 27, 2019 source
Angie Craig MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar February 10, 2019 source
Betty McCollum MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar October 10, 2019 source
Ilhan Omar MN Democratic Party Bernie Sanders October 15, 2019 source
Collin Peterson MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar June 28, 2019 source
Collin Peterson MN Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Dean Phillips MN Democratic Party Amy Klobuchar February 10, 2019 source
Bennie Thompson MS Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
William Lacy Clay MO Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 25, 2019 source
Emanuel Cleaver MO Democratic Party Joe Biden September 19, 2019 source
Steven Horsford NV Democratic Party Joe Biden February 14, 2020 source
Dina Titus NV Democratic Party Joe Biden November 25, 2019 source
Annie Kuster NH Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Annie Kuster NH Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg January 15, 2020 source
Bonnie Watson Coleman NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Bonnie Watson Coleman NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 9, 2020 source
Josh Gottheimer NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Josh Gottheimer NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Josh Gottheimer NJ Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 20, 2020 source
Andrew Kim NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Andrew Kim NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Andrew Kim NJ Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg February 6, 2020 source
Tom Malinowski NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Tom Malinowski NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden January 14, 2020 source
Donald Norcross NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Donald Norcross NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Frank Pallone Jr. NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Bill Pascrell NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Bill Pascrell NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Donald Payne Jr. NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Donald Payne Jr. NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden January 21, 2020 source
Mikie Sherrill NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Mikie Sherrill NJ Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Mikie Sherrill NJ Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 6, 2020 source
Albio Sires NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Jeff Van Drew NJ Democratic Party Cory Booker February 21, 2019 source
Debra Haaland NM Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren July 30, 2019 source
Adriano Espaillat NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 15, 2020 source
Nita Lowey NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Nita Lowey NY Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg February 20, 2020 source
Carolyn B. Maloney NY Democratic Party Kirsten Gillibrand March 17, 2019 source
Sean Maloney NY Democratic Party Beto O'Rourke March 14, 2019 source
Sean Maloney NY Democratic Party Joe Biden January 13, 2020 source
Gregory W. Meeks NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 9, 2020 source
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez NY Democratic Party Bernie Sanders October 19, 2019 source
Kathleen Rice NY Democratic Party Beto O'Rourke March 14, 2019 source
Kathleen Rice NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Kathleen Rice NY Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg November 26, 2019 source
Max Rose NY Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
Max Rose NY Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 13, 2020 source
Tom Suozzi NY Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Alma Adams NC Democratic Party Joe Biden January 28, 2020 source
G.K. Butterfield NC Democratic Party Joe Biden September 19, 2019 source
David Price NC Democratic Party Joe Biden February 25, 2020 source
Marcia Fudge OH Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Marcia Fudge OH Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris August 15, 2019 source
Marcy Kaptur OH Democratic Party Joe Biden March 10, 2020 source
Tim Ryan OH Democratic Party Joe Biden November 13, 2019 source
Kurt Schrader OR Democratic Party Joe Biden November 16, 2019 source
Brendan Boyle PA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Matt Cartwright PA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 24, 2019 source
Madeleine Dean PA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 5, 2020 source
Dwight Evans PA Democratic Party Joe Biden April 25, 2019 source
Chrissy Houlahan PA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 5, 2020 source
Conor Lamb PA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 5, 2020 source
Mary Gay Scanlon PA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 11, 2020 source
James Clyburn SC Democratic Party Joe Biden February 26, 2020 source
Colin Allred TX Democratic Party Joe Biden January 13, 2020 source
Colin Allred TX Democratic Party Julián Castro February 19, 2019 source
Joaquin Castro TX Democratic Party Elizabeth Warren January 14, 2020 source
Joaquin Castro TX Democratic Party Julián Castro January 12, 2019 source
Veronica Escobar TX Democratic Party Beto O'Rourke March 14, 2019 source
Veronica Escobar TX Democratic Party Joe Biden March 2, 2020 source
Sylvia Garcia TX Democratic Party Joe Biden February 19, 2020 source
Vicente Gonzalez Jr. TX Democratic Party Joe Biden September 15, 2019 source
Al Green TX Democratic Party Kamala D. Harris June 20, 2019 source
Sheila Jackson Lee TX Democratic Party Joe Biden March 7, 2020 source
Eddie Bernice Johnson TX Democratic Party Joe Biden July 22, 2019 source
Marc Veasey TX Democratic Party Joe Biden November 7, 2019 source
Filemon Vela TX Democratic Party Joe Biden May 14, 2019 source
Ben McAdams UT Democratic Party Michael Bloomberg January 31, 2020 source
Peter Welch VT Democratic Party Bernie Sanders February 19, 2019 source
Donald Sternoff Beyer Jr. VA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 1, 2020 source
Donald Sternoff Beyer Jr. VA Democratic Party Pete Buttigieg April 24, 2019 source
Gerald Edward Connolly VA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 18, 2020 source
Elaine Luria VA Democratic Party Joe Biden January 5, 2020 source
Aston Donald McEachin VA Democratic Party Joe Biden May 3, 2019 source
Robert C. Scott VA Democratic Party Joe Biden February 29, 2020 source
Abigail Spanberger VA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 4, 2020 source
Jennifer Wexton VA Democratic Party Joe Biden March 1, 2020 source
Pramila Jayapal WA Democratic Party Bernie Sanders January 19, 2020 source
Derek Kilmer WA Democratic Party Jay Inslee June 20, 2019 source
Rick Larsen WA Democratic Party Jay Inslee March 1, 2019 source
Kim Schrier WA Democratic Party Jay Inslee May 23, 2019 source
Mark Pocan WI Democratic Party Bernie Sanders January 16, 2020 source


PredictIt markets

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General election

Campaign travel

See also: Presidential candidate campaign travel, 2020

Ballotpedia compiled the number of days each Democratic presidential candidate has spent in the four early primary states—Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada—from January 1, 2019, through February 29, 2020.

Information about the candidates' schedules was sourced from The Des Moines Register, NBC Boston/NECN, The Post & Courier, The Nevada Independent.[49][50][51][52]

The following table shows the number of days each candidate spent in each early primary state between January 1, 2019, and February 29, 2020. Candidates marked with an asterisk did not have complete information available for one or more states.

Campaign logos

The following chart includes the campaign logo and slogan for each Democratic presidential candidate.

2020 Democratic presidential candidate logos
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Dennis Jeffrey Nusbaum Democratic Party
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Doris Brown Democratic Party
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Doug Shreffler Democratic Party
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Edward Kimbrough Democratic Party
Elizabeth Black Democratic Party
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Eric Swalwell Democratic Party
Erik Leckner Democratic Party
Erlyndon Joseph Lo Democratic Party
Esther Caroline Aebi Democratic Party
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Frank Walter Dworak Democratic Party
Franz Aliquo Democratic Party
Frederick Nettleton Democratic Party
Frederic Schultz Democratic Party
Fred Wiand Democratic Party
Gary C. Turner Democratic Party
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Gary Smith Democratic Party
George Clinton Brown Democratic Party
George Wayne Dietrich II Democratic Party
Gerasimos Manolatod Democratic Party
Gidget Groendyk Democratic Party
Glenn Scott Allistair Simpson Democratic Party
Gordon Paisley Democratic Party
Grant Ethridge Ohanian Democratic Party
Gregory Francis Votruba Democratic Party
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Gus Williams Democratic Party
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Harry Tyrone Mapp Democratic Party
Harry William Braun III Democratic Party
Hart P. Cunningham Democratic Party
Henry Hewes Democratic Party
Herbert Ezekiel Zeke Smyth Democratic Party
Hernan Melgarejo Democratic Party
Hosanna Jesse O. Gray Democratic Party
Ishah Wright Democratic Party
Jack Angus Nevin Democratic Party
Jackie Irene Bower Democratic Party
Jaden Thomas Farris Democratic Party
James Cartrell Fox Democratic Party
James Jerome Bell Democratic Party
James Jr. Athans Democratic Party
James Ma Democratic Party
James McGuffin Democratic Party
James Rives Democratic Party
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Jared Kyle Wolny Democratic Party
Jason Churilla Democratic Party
Jason E. Dunlap Democratic Party
Jason Murray Democratic Party
Jay Inslee Democratic Party
Jefery Levy Democratic Party
Jeffrey Ralph Zorn Democratic Party
Jennifer McMurray Democratic Party
Jennifer Vogel-Walcutt Democratic Party
Jimmy Delgado Democratic Party
Joanna Lau Democratic Party
Joe Biden Democratic Party
Joe Kenneth Holt Jr. Democratic Party
Joe McHugh Democratic Party
Joe Sestak Democratic Party
John Blyth Democratic Party
John Christopher Mason Democratic Party
John Dacey Democratic Party
John Delaney Democratic Party
John Gunter Democratic Party
John Hickenlooper Democratic Party
John J. Gilbert Democratic Party
Johnnie Campbell Democratic Party
John O'Keefe Democratic Party
John Patrick Martini Democratic Party
John Robert O'Donnell Democratic Party
Jonathan Marc Democratic Party
Joncarlo Ciccone Democratic Party
Jorran Lee Beebe Democratic Party
Jose Arnold Villagrana Democratic Party
Jose Font Democratic Party
Joseph Garvey Democratic Party
Joseph Henderson Democratic Party
Joshua Alexander Hoy Democratic Party
Joshua James Reed Democratic Party
Joshua Matthew Becker Democratic Party
Joshua Peter Democratic Party
Joshua Reese Kronberg Democratic Party
Joshua Tien Democratic Party
Juan Buenrostro Ortiz Democratic Party
Julián Castro Democratic Party
Kamala D. Harris Democratic Party
Kathy Wilburn Democratic Party
Keith Landi Democratic Party
Keith Leonard Democratic Party
Keith Smith Democratic Party
Kelly McLain Democratic Party
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Keshav Gupta Democratic Party
Kevin Collins Democratic Party
Kevin Commander Cormier Democratic Party
Kevin Prestia Democratic Party
Keyshawn Dwanye Varnado Democratic Party
Kirsten Gillibrand Democratic Party
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Kurt Sackerman Democratic Party
Labarron Perkins Democratic Party
Larry Walker Democratic Party
Larry W. Cole Democratic Party
Lauren Patterson-Strong Democratic Party
L.C. Fuller Jr. Democratic Party
Lee Rhodes Democratic Party
Leonard Steinman II Democratic Party
Leslie Epps Democratic Party
Levoid Dexter Perry II Democratic Party
Lisha Shaju Democratic Party
Lonnie Edwards Democratic Party
Lorenz Kraus Democratic Party
Luis Alberto Ramos Jr. Democratic Party
Luke Allen Brodersen Democratic Party
Luke Summers Democratic Party
Luke Warren Democratic Party
Maayan Z. Zik Democratic Party
Malcolm Oliver Democratic Party
Maria Harper Davis Democratic Party
Marianne Williamson Democratic Party
Mari Tamburo Democratic Party
Mark Allan Pierce Democratic Party
Mark Allen Weber Democratic Party
Mark London Dunham II Democratic Party
Mark Stewart Greenstein Democratic Party
Marquis Antwan Garner Democratic Party
Martina Armstead Democratic Party
Marvin D. Jones Democratic Party
Mary Clement Democratic Party
Matthew Thomas Beggarly Democratic Party
Max Stravagar Democratic Party
Melvin Wayne Clark Democratic Party
Michael Aguiar Democratic Party
Michael Bennet Democratic Party
Michael Bloomberg Democratic Party
Michael E. Arth Democratic Party
Michael Ellinger Democratic Party
Michael Foster Democratic Party
Michael Katz Democratic Party
Michael Landingham Democratic Party
Michael McKinley Democratic Party
Michael Noonan Democratic Party
Michael Wayne Palmer Democratic Party
Michael W. Scruggs Democratic Party
Michael Zayas Democratic Party
Mike Gravel Democratic Party
M. LaTroy Williams Democratic Party
Mosemarie Boyd Democratic Party
Mosheh Edward Thezion Democratic Party
Muhammad Farooq Democratic Party
Nadia Bahia Smalley Democratic Party
Nadia B. Smalley Democratic Party
Najah Karima Gabriel Democratic Party
Nakia Lacquers Anthony Democratic Party
Nathan Bloxham Democratic Party
Nazzarae Collins Democratic Party
Nicholas Ryan Ocampo Democratic Party
Niles Ayer Democratic Party
Nita Mildred Rice Democratic Party
Noah Bunyan Democratic Party
Pamela Danelle Rocker Democratic Party
Pamela Gomez Democratic Party
Patrick H. Jo Democratic Party
Patrick McCarthy Democratic Party
Paul Augustine Carluccio Democratic Party
Paul Kangas Democratic Party
Paul Welch Democratic Party
Pete Buttigieg Democratic Party
Philip Henke Democratic Party
Precious Badran Democratic Party
President Boddie Democratic Party
President Caesar Democratic Party
Princess Oawlawolwaol Democratic Party
Radomir Vojtech Luza Democratic Party
Randall Nalls Democratic Party
Ray Madrigal De Pancho Villa Democratic Party
Raymond J. Seney Democratic Party
Raymond Moroz Democratic Party
Raynette Kennedy Weiss Democratic Party
R. Dennis Moore Democratic Party
Richard D. Cooper Democratic Party
Richard Lyons Weil Democratic Party
Richard Ojeda Democratic Party
Rita Krichevsky Democratic Party
Robert Bradford Lee Acord Democratic Party
Robert Carr Wells Jr. Democratic Party
Robert Ion Moldafsky Democratic Party
Robert Jordan Democratic Party
Robert Joseph Democratic Party
Robert L. Jackson Democratic Party
Robert Simon Shaw IV Democratic Party
Robert Stand Democratic Party
Robert Tolbert Democratic Party
Robin Dern Democratic Party
Rob Sandera Democratic Party
Rodger Lee Roose Democratic Party
Roger Chaney Jr. Democratic Party
Ronald Bush Democratic Party
Ronald Satish Emrit Democratic Party
Ronald Smith Democratic Party
Roque De La Fuente III Democratic Party
Rosalind Francina Greene Democratic Party
Rudy Edward Gomez Democratic Party
Ryan Andrew Farber Democratic Party
Ryan Hunter Yollin Democratic Party
Ryan Nicholas Von Bevern Democratic Party
Ryan Stephen Ehrenreich Democratic Party
Sam Sloan Democratic Party
Samuel Cassiba Democratic Party
Sanderson Beck Democratic Party
Saul Williams III Democratic Party
Seth Moulton Democratic Party
Shane Meehan Democratic Party
Shannon Hazzard Democratic Party
Sharmin Lynn Smith Democratic Party
Sharon Wallace Democratic Party
Shawn Rundblade Democratic Party
Shereen Elbaz Democratic Party
Sherry Mallory Democratic Party
Simon Edmonds Democratic Party
Stephanie Simon St. Louis Democratic Party
Stephen M. Patterson Democratic Party
Stetson Hardwick Democratic Party
Steve Bullock Democratic Party
Steve Burke Democratic Party
Steven Gabriel Weikert Democratic Party
Stuart Lee Kiehl Democratic Party
Susanne Atanus Democratic Party
Susan Resch Democratic Party
Talalupe Fonzie Vavao Democratic Party
Terence Roger James Democratic Party
Theodore Millard Crisell Democratic Party
Thomas Francis Winterbottom Democratic Party
Thomas Joseph Boyle Democratic Party
Thomas Steyer Democratic Party
Thomas Torgesen Democratic Party
Tim Ryan Democratic Party
Tirell Alexander Maxwell Clifton Democratic Party
Tom Koos Democratic Party
Tulsi Gabbard Democratic Party
Tyler Barna Democratic Party
Tyrell J. Heaton Democratic Party
Tyrone Moody Jr. Democratic Party
Vector Path Hasting Democratic Party
Velma Steinman Democratic Party
Warren Lee Democratic Party
Wayne Messam Democratic Party
Wayne Pope Democratic Party
Wednesday Alexandra Green Democratic Party
William Hope Democratic Party
Willie Carter Democratic Party


Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees, 1900-2016

The following chart shows the Democratic presidential ticket from every presidential election between 1900 and 2016.

Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees, 1900-2016
Year Democratic presidential nominee Democratic vice presidential nominee General election result
1900 William Jennings Bryan Adlai Stevenson I Lost
1904 Alton Parker Henry Davis Lost
1908 William Jennings Bryan John Kern Lost
1912 Woodrow Wilson Thomas Marshall Won
1916 Woodrow Wilson Thomas Marshall Won
1920 James Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt Lost
1924 John Davis Charles Bryan Lost
1928 Al Smith Joseph Robinson Lost
1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt John Nance Garner Won
1936 Franklin D. Roosevelt John Nance Garner Won
1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry Wallace Won
1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman Won
1948 Harry Truman Alben Barkley Won
1952 Adlai Stevenson II John Sparkman Lost
1956 Adlai Stevenson II Estes Kefauver Lost
1960 John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Won
1964 Lyndon B. Johnson Hubert Humphrey Won
1968 Hubert Humphrey Edmund Muskie Lost
1972 George McGovern Sargent Shriver Lost
1976 Jimmy Carter Walter Mondale Won
1980 Jimmy Carter Walter Mondale Lost
1984 Walter Mondale Geraldine Ferraro Lost
1988 Michael Dukakis Lloyd Bentsen Lost
1992 Bill Clinton Al Gore Won
1996 Bill Clinton Al Gore Won
2000 Al Gore Joe Lieberman Lost
2004 John Kerry John Edwards Lost
2008 Barack Obama Joe Biden Won
2012 Barack Obama Joe Biden Won
2016 Hillary Clinton Tim Kaine Lost

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