Presidential Candidates For 2020

It’s only January but our minds are set on 2020 — more specifically, the 2020 Presidential Election. Some might argue that it’s a little early to write an article about this — given the fact that most parties haven’t announced their candidates yet — but we believe that there’s no such thing as “too early” when it comes to politics! Here’s a list of the candidates so far:

Democratic Party

• Pete Buttigieg

  • Buttigieg is a Democratic mayor

  • He believes it is time to be bold and focus on the future.

  • He stresses issues regarding climate, economics and generational identity

• Julián Castro

  • Castro is a former mayor of San Antonio

  • He believes it’s time for new leadership and new energy

  • Key issues include wanting Medicare for all and immigration issues

• John Delaney

  • Former congressman from Maryland

  • He believes he is the right man for the job but believes not enough people know who he is

  • He tries to play a bipartisan problem solver but often side with the liberals on topics such as universal health care

• Tulsi Gabbard

  • Congresswoman from Hawaii

  • She wants to help fix all the problems facing Americans

  • Supported Sanders in 2016 election

  • Formally made anti gay statement, now has retracted and apologized for the statements and her work with anti gay advocacy clubs

  • She opposes military involvement overseas.

• Kirsten Gillibrand

  • Senator from NY

  • She is a young mom that wants to fight for others kids

  • She has become one of the senate’s leading liberal voices

  • Key issues include women’s equality

• Kamala Harris

  • Senator from California

  • She believes this country needs a leader that will produce a vision of America that everyone can see themselves in

  • Signature issues include middle class tax cuts, and liberal agenda push

• Elizabeth Warren

  • Senator from Massachusetts

  • She wants the women to be on top and fix our broken government

  • Has done a lot of preparation to run for this race

  • Key issues included income inequality

• Andrew Yang

  • Former Tech executive

  • He strongly believes in a universal basic income and wants it to be at $1000 a month.

Republican Party

As for the Republican Party we can all assume that President Trump will be running for re-election. There are many who have stirred interest but no declaration of official running for office.

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