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Democratic Nomination for 2020 - UPDATED to include those who have officially announced

Legaltitan

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4 minutes ago, ctm said:

There is a difference in setting up an exploratory committee and making an official announcement.

Yeah I am thinking some of those on the "Official" list have not made an actual, official announcement. Can someone please do the work on this and confirm one way or the other? Would like to be accurate

 

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16 minutes ago, ctm said:

There is a difference in setting up an exploratory committee and making an official announcement.

Not really. 

 

I think the only official announcement then is Delaney and Gabbard right?

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6 minutes ago, tgo said:

Not really. 

 

I think the only official announcement then is Delaney and Gabbard right?

Casto announced.  Warren has not.  Not sure about the others.  

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Senator Sherrod Brown is running, it just isn’t official yet. He isn’t super charismatic but he does consistently win OH and appeals to the white working class without being particularly conservative. 

 

https://www.npr.org/2019/01/16/676604096/ohio-sen-sherrod-brown-moves-closer-to-launching-2020-campaign

 

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown took a step towards a 2020 presidential campaign, announcing a tour of states holding early presidential primaries next year.

 

Seeking to counter President Trump's appeal to white, working-class voters that helped him flip Ohio and other key midwestern states, Brown is launching a "Dignity of Work" tour through Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.

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7 hours ago, Starkiller said:

Senator Sherrod Brown is running, it just isn’t official yet. He isn’t super charismatic but he does consistently win OH and appeals to the white working class without being particularly conservative. 

 

https://www.npr.org/2019/01/16/676604096/ohio-sen-sherrod-brown-moves-closer-to-launching-2020-campaign

 

Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown took a step towards a 2020 presidential campaign, announcing a tour of states holding early presidential primaries next year.

 

Seeking to counter President Trump's appeal to white, working-class voters that helped him flip Ohio and other key midwestern states, Brown is launching a "Dignity of Work" tour through Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.

I read that his actual candidacy is contingent upon Biden, but who knows. 

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Bullock, the governor of Montana, was on Morning Joe this morning. He has been getting a little traction lately by explaining the enormous strain the shutdown is putting on state governments. In particular, Montana has a huge Indian reservation the size of Delaware, and two huge National Parks. Talked about how that Indian reservation is down to one snow plow to cover 3000 square miles.

 

He has been a sneaky play for me ever since I went searching one day for Democratic governors that might run. He is head of the governor's association, which of course is a bipartisan group, and he apparently specializes in retail politics. Good on him for finding a way to be heard and noticed in this crowded field and crazy news cycle.

 

We'll see what happens with the good Governor.

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