写真 | 2019年 07月 10日 03:20 JST

Democratic presidential contenders of 2020

The largest Democratic field in the modern U.S. political era is competing for the party's 2020 presidential nomination, with more than 20 vying to challenge President Donald Trump. A record six women are running, as well as black, Hispanic and openly gay candidates who would make history if one of them becomes the party's nominee.

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The largest Democratic field in the modern U.S. political era is competing for the party's 2020 presidential nmore

Reuters / 2019年 6月 28日 Friday

The largest Democratic field in the modern U.S. political era is competing for the party's 2020 presidential nomination, with more than 20 vying to challenge President Donald Trump. A record six women are running, as well as black, Hispanic and openly gay candidates who would make history if one of them becomes the party's nominee. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

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JOE BIDEN: The leader in polls on Democratic presidential contenders, Biden waited until late April to enter the race, launching his bid by taking a direct swipe at Trump. Biden, 76, who served eight years as vice president under President Barack Obama and 36 years in the Senate, enters in the middle of a Democratic debate over whether a liberal political newcomer or a centrist veteran is needed to win back the White House. Biden relishes his "Middle-Class Joe" nickname and touts his working-class roots.

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JOE BIDEN: The leader in polls on Democratic presidential contenders, Biden waited until late April to enter tmore

Reuters / 2019年 6月 12日 Wednesday

JOE BIDEN: The leader in polls on Democratic presidential contenders, Biden waited until late April to enter the race, launching his bid by taking a direct swipe at Trump. Biden, 76, who served eight years as vice president under President Barack Obama and 36 years in the Senate, enters in the middle of a Democratic debate over whether a liberal political newcomer or a centrist veteran is needed to win back the White House. Biden relishes his "Middle-Class Joe" nickname and touts his working-class roots. REUTERS/Jordan Gale

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KAMALA HARRIS: The first-term senator from California would make history as the first black woman to gain the nomination. Harris, 54, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, announced her candidacy on the holiday honoring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. She supports a middle-class tax credit, Medicare for All healthcare funding reform, the Green New Deal and the legalization of marijuana. Her track record as San Francisco's district attorney and California's attorney general has drawn scrutiny in a Democratic Party that has shifted in recent years on criminal justice issues.

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Reuters / 2019年 7月 1日 Monday

KAMALA HARRIS: The first-term senator from California would make history as the first black woman to gain the nomination. Harris, 54, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, announced her candidacy on the holiday honoring slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. She supports a middle-class tax credit, Medicare for All healthcare funding reform, the Green New Deal and the legalization of marijuana. Her track record as San Francisco's district attorney and California's attorney general has drawn scrutiny in a Democratic Party that has shifted in recent years on criminal justice issues. REUTERS/Stephen Lam

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BERNIE SANDERS: The senator from Vermont lost the Democratic nomination in 2016 to Hillary Clinton but is making a second try. In the 2020 race, Sanders, 77, will have to fight to stand out in a packed field of progressives touting issues he brought into the Democratic Party mainstream four years ago. His proposals include free tuition at public colleges, a $15 minimum wage and universal healthcare. He benefits from strong name recognition and a robust network of small-dollar donors.

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BERNIE SANDERS: The senator from Vermont lost the Democratic nomination in 2016 to Hillary Clinton but is makimore

Reuters / 2019年 3月 11日 Monday

BERNIE SANDERS: The senator from Vermont lost the Democratic nomination in 2016 to Hillary Clinton but is making a second try. In the 2020 race, Sanders, 77, will have to fight to stand out in a packed field of progressives touting issues he brought into the Democratic Party mainstream four years ago. His proposals include free tuition at public colleges, a $15 minimum wage and universal healthcare. He benefits from strong name recognition and a robust network of small-dollar donors. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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ELIZABETH WARREN: The 70-year-old senator from Massachusetts is a leader of the party's liberals and a fierce critic of Wall Street who was instrumental in creating the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the 2008 financial crisis and the $700 billion government bailout of banks. She has focused her presidential campaign on a populist economic message, promising to fight what she calls a rigged economic system that favors the wealthy. She also has proposed eliminating the Electoral College, breaking up tech companies, and has sworn off political fundraising events to collect cash for her bid.

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ELIZABETH WARREN: The 70-year-old senator from Massachusetts is a leader of the party's liberals and a fierce more

Reuters / 2019年 3月 18日 Monday

ELIZABETH WARREN: The 70-year-old senator from Massachusetts is a leader of the party's liberals and a fierce critic of Wall Street who was instrumental in creating the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the 2008 financial crisis and the $700 billion government bailout of banks. She has focused her presidential campaign on a populist economic message, promising to fight what she calls a rigged economic system that favors the wealthy. She also has proposed eliminating the Electoral College, breaking up tech companies, and has sworn off political fundraising events to collect cash for her bid. REUTERS/Karen Pulfer Focht

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PETE BUTTIGIEG: The 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, emerged from underdog status to build momentum with young voters. A Harvard University graduate and Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford, he speaks seven languages conversationally and served in Afghanistan with the U.S. Navy Reserve. He touts himself as representing a new generation of leadership needed to combat Trump. Buttigieg would be the first openly gay presidential nominee of a major American political party.

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PETE BUTTIGIEG: The 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, emerged from underdog status to build momentum wmore

Reuters / 2019年 3月 9日 Saturday

PETE BUTTIGIEG: The 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, emerged from underdog status to build momentum with young voters. A Harvard University graduate and Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford, he speaks seven languages conversationally and served in Afghanistan with the U.S. Navy Reserve. He touts himself as representing a new generation of leadership needed to combat Trump. Buttigieg would be the first openly gay presidential nominee of a major American political party. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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BETO O'ROURKE: The former three-term congressman from Texas jumped into the race on March 14, and has been jumping onto store countertops ever since to deliver his optimistic message to voters in early primary states. O'Rourke, 46, gained fame last year for his record fundraising and ability to draw crowds ahead of his unexpectedly narrow loss in the Senate race against Republican incumbent Ted Cruz. O'Rourke announced a $6.1 million fundraising haul for the first 24 hours of his campaign, besting his Democratic opponents. But with progressive policies and diversity at the forefront of the party's nominating battle, O'Rourke faces a challenge as a wealthy white man who is more moderate on several key issues than many of his competitors.

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BETO O'ROURKE: The former three-term congressman from Texas jumped into the race on March 14, and has been jummore

Reuters / 2019年 3月 15日 Friday

BETO O'ROURKE: The former three-term congressman from Texas jumped into the race on March 14, and has been jumping onto store countertops ever since to deliver his optimistic message to voters in early primary states. O'Rourke, 46, gained fame last year for his record fundraising and ability to draw crowds ahead of his unexpectedly narrow loss in the Senate race against Republican incumbent Ted Cruz. O'Rourke announced a $6.1 million fundraising haul for the first 24 hours of his campaign, besting his Democratic opponents. But with progressive policies and diversity at the forefront of the party's nominating battle, O'Rourke faces a challenge as a wealthy white man who is more moderate on several key issues than many of his competitors. REUTERS/Daniel Acker

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CORY BOOKER: Booker, 50, a senator from New Jersey and former mayor of Newark, gained national prominence in the fight over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. Booker, who is black, has made race relations and racial disparities a focus of his campaign, noting the impact of discrimination on his family. He embraces progressive positions on Medicare coverage for every American, the Green New Deal and other key issues, and touts his style of positivity over attacks.

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CORY BOOKER: Booker, 50, a senator from New Jersey and former mayor of Newark, gained national prominence in tmore

Reuters / 2019年 3月 4日 Monday

CORY BOOKER: Booker, 50, a senator from New Jersey and former mayor of Newark, gained national prominence in the fight over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. Booker, who is black, has made race relations and racial disparities a focus of his campaign, noting the impact of discrimination on his family. He embraces progressive positions on Medicare coverage for every American, the Green New Deal and other key issues, and touts his style of positivity over attacks. REUTERS/Chris Aluka Berry

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JULIAN CASTRO: The secretary of housing and urban development under President Barack Obama would be the first Hispanic to win a major party's presidential nomination. Castro, 44, whose grandmother immigrated to Texas from Mexico, has used his family's personal story to criticize Trump's border policies. Castro advocates universal pre-kindergarten, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing. He announced his bid in his hometown of San Antonio, where he once served as mayor and a city councilman. His twin brother, Joaquin Castro, is a Democratic congressman from Texas.

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JULIAN CASTRO: The secretary of housing and urban development under President Barack Obama would be the first more

Reuters / 2019年 1月 16日 Wednesday

JULIAN CASTRO: The secretary of housing and urban development under President Barack Obama would be the first Hispanic to win a major party's presidential nomination. Castro, 44, whose grandmother immigrated to Texas from Mexico, has used his family's personal story to criticize Trump's border policies. Castro advocates universal pre-kindergarten, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing. He announced his bid in his hometown of San Antonio, where he once served as mayor and a city councilman. His twin brother, Joaquin Castro, is a Democratic congressman from Texas. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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TULSI GABBARD: The Samoan-American congresswoman from Hawaii and Iraq war veteran is the first Hindu to serve in the House of Representatives. After working for her father's anti-gay advocacy group and drafting relevant legislation, she was forced to apologize for her past views on same-sex marriage. Gabbard, 38, slammed Trump for standing by Saudi Arabia after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. She endorsed Bernie Sanders during his 2016 presidential campaign.

REUTERS/Brian Snyder

TULSI GABBARD: The Samoan-American congresswoman from Hawaii and Iraq war veteran is the first Hindu to serve more

Reuters / 2019年 2月 18日 Monday

TULSI GABBARD: The Samoan-American congresswoman from Hawaii and Iraq war veteran is the first Hindu to serve in the House of Representatives. After working for her father's anti-gay advocacy group and drafting relevant legislation, she was forced to apologize for her past views on same-sex marriage. Gabbard, 38, slammed Trump for standing by Saudi Arabia after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. She endorsed Bernie Sanders during his 2016 presidential campaign. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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AMY KLOBUCHAR: The third-term senator from Minnesota was the first moderate in the Democratic field vying to challenge Trump. Klobuchar, 59, gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during Senate hearings for his Supreme Court nomination. On the campaign trail, the former prosecutor and corporate attorney supports an alternative to traditional Medicare healthcare funding and is taking a hard stance against rising prescription drug prices. Klobuchar's campaign reported raising more than $1 million in its first 48 hours.

REUTERS/Jim Young

AMY KLOBUCHAR: The third-term senator from Minnesota was the first moderate in the Democratic field vying to cmore

Reuters / 2019年 3月 6日 Wednesday

AMY KLOBUCHAR: The third-term senator from Minnesota was the first moderate in the Democratic field vying to challenge Trump. Klobuchar, 59, gained national attention in 2018 when she sparred with Brett Kavanaugh during Senate hearings for his Supreme Court nomination. On the campaign trail, the former prosecutor and corporate attorney supports an alternative to traditional Medicare healthcare funding and is taking a hard stance against rising prescription drug prices. Klobuchar's campaign reported raising more than $1 million in its first 48 hours. REUTERS/Jim Young

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ANDREW YANG: The entrepreneur and former tech executive is focusing his campaign on an ambitious universal income plan. Yang, 44, wants to guarantee all Americans between the ages of 18 and 64 a $1,000 check every month. The son of immigrants from Taiwan, Yang also is pushing for Medicare for All and proposing a new form of capitalism that is "human-centered." He lives in New York.

REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

ANDREW YANG: The entrepreneur and former tech executive is focusing his campaign on an ambitious universal incmore

Reuters / 2019年 4月 23日 Tuesday

ANDREW YANG: The entrepreneur and former tech executive is focusing his campaign on an ambitious universal income plan. Yang, 44, wants to guarantee all Americans between the ages of 18 and 64 a $1,000 check every month. The son of immigrants from Taiwan, Yang also is pushing for Medicare for All and proposing a new form of capitalism that is "human-centered." He lives in New York. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

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MICHAEL BENNET: Bennet, 54, who is serving his second full term as a senator for Colorado, has centered his political career on improving the American education system. He previously ran Denver's public schools. Bennet is not well known nationally, but has built a network of political operatives and donors helping elect other Democrats to the Senate. During the partial government shutdown in January, he garnered national attention criticizing Republicans for stopping the flow of emergency funds to Colorado.

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MICHAEL BENNET: Bennet, 54, who is serving his second full term as a senator for Colorado, has centered his pomore

Reuters / 2019年 4月 11日 Thursday

MICHAEL BENNET: Bennet, 54, who is serving his second full term as a senator for Colorado, has centered his political career on improving the American education system. He previously ran Denver's public schools. Bennet is not well known nationally, but has built a network of political operatives and donors helping elect other Democrats to the Senate. During the partial government shutdown in January, he garnered national attention criticizing Republicans for stopping the flow of emergency funds to Colorado. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas

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STEVE BULLOCK: The Democratic governor of Montana, re-elected in 2016 in a conservative state that Trump carried by 20 percentage points, has touted his electability and ability to work across party lines. Bullock, 53, has made campaign finance reform a cornerstone of his agenda, and emphasizes his success in forging compromises with the Republican-led state legislature on bills to expand Medicaid, increase campaign finance disclosures, bolster pay equity for women and protect public lands.

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STEVE BULLOCK: The Democratic governor of Montana, re-elected in 2016 in a conservative state that Trump carrimore

Reuters / 2019年 5月 15日 Wednesday

STEVE BULLOCK: The Democratic governor of Montana, re-elected in 2016 in a conservative state that Trump carried by 20 percentage points, has touted his electability and ability to work across party lines. Bullock, 53, has made campaign finance reform a cornerstone of his agenda, and emphasizes his success in forging compromises with the Republican-led state legislature on bills to expand Medicaid, increase campaign finance disclosures, bolster pay equity for women and protect public lands. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart

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JAY INSLEE: The Washington state governor has made fighting climate change the central issue of his campaign. As governor, Inslee, 68, has moved to put a moratorium on capital punishment and fully implement the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, and accompanying expansion of Medicaid health coverage for the poor. He has not settled on a position on Medicare for All but does support the Green New Deal backed by progressives. Inslee spent 15 years in Congress before being elected governor in 2012.

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JAY INSLEE: The Washington state governor has made fighting climate change the central issue of his campaign. more

Reuters / 2019年 4月 2日 Tuesday

JAY INSLEE: The Washington state governor has made fighting climate change the central issue of his campaign. As governor, Inslee, 68, has moved to put a moratorium on capital punishment and fully implement the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, and accompanying expansion of Medicaid health coverage for the poor. He has not settled on a position on Medicare for All but does support the Green New Deal backed by progressives. Inslee spent 15 years in Congress before being elected governor in 2012. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

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BILL DE BLASIO: The New York City mayor emerged as a progressive standard-bearer in 2013, when he won the firsmore

Reuters / 2019年 5月 18日 Saturday

BILL DE BLASIO: The New York City mayor emerged as a progressive standard-bearer in 2013, when he won the first of two four-year terms at the helm of the country's biggest city on a platform of addressing income inequality. But he has struggled amid middling approval ratings and some political setbacks to build a national profile. De Blasio, 58, can point to a number of policy wins in New York, including universal prekindergarten, a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. He has called Trump a "bully" and a "con artist" and criticized his administration's positions on immigration, climate change and social welfare. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage

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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND: Gillibrand, known as a moderate when she served as a congresswoman from upstate New York, has refashioned herself into a staunch progressive, calling for strict gun laws and supporting the Green New Deal. The senator for New York, who is 52, has led efforts to address sexual assault in the military and on college campuses, and she pushed for Congress to improve its own handling of sexual misconduct allegations. On the campaign trail, she has made fiery denunciations of Trump. She released her tax returns for the years 2007 through 2018, offering the most comprehensive look to date at the finances of a 2020 White House candidate, and has called on her rivals to do the same.

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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND: Gillibrand, known as a moderate when she served as a congresswoman from upstate New York, more

Reuters / 2019年 5月 17日 Friday

KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND: Gillibrand, known as a moderate when she served as a congresswoman from upstate New York, has refashioned herself into a staunch progressive, calling for strict gun laws and supporting the Green New Deal. The senator for New York, who is 52, has led efforts to address sexual assault in the military and on college campuses, and she pushed for Congress to improve its own handling of sexual misconduct allegations. On the campaign trail, she has made fiery denunciations of Trump. She released her tax returns for the years 2007 through 2018, offering the most comprehensive look to date at the finances of a 2020 White House candidate, and has called on her rivals to do the same. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage

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TIM RYAN: The moderate nine-term congressman from a working-class district in the battleground state of Ohio has touted his appeal to the blue-collar voters who fled to Trump in 2016. Ryan, 45, pledges to create jobs in new technologies and focus on public education and access to affordable healthcare. He first gained national attention when he unsuccessfully tried to unseat Nancy Pelosi as the House Democratic leader in 2016, arguing it was time for new leadership. A former college football player, he also has written books on meditation and healthy eating.

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TIM RYAN: The moderate nine-term congressman from a working-class district in the battleground state of Ohio hmore

Reuters / 2019年 4月 7日 Sunday

TIM RYAN: The moderate nine-term congressman from a working-class district in the battleground state of Ohio has touted his appeal to the blue-collar voters who fled to Trump in 2016. Ryan, 45, pledges to create jobs in new technologies and focus on public education and access to affordable healthcare. He first gained national attention when he unsuccessfully tried to unseat Nancy Pelosi as the House Democratic leader in 2016, arguing it was time for new leadership. A former college football player, he also has written books on meditation and healthy eating. REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk

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JOHN DELANEY: The former representative from Maryland became the first Democrat to enter the 2020 race, declaring his candidacy in July 2017. Delaney, 56, plans to focus on advancing only bipartisan bills during the first 100 days of his presidency if elected. He is also pushing for a universal healthcare system, raising the federal minimum wage and passing gun safety legislation.

REUTERS/KC McGinnis

JOHN DELANEY: The former representative from Maryland became the first Democrat to enter the 2020 race, declarmore

Reuters / 2018年 8月 12日 Sunday

JOHN DELANEY: The former representative from Maryland became the first Democrat to enter the 2020 race, declaring his candidacy in July 2017. Delaney, 56, plans to focus on advancing only bipartisan bills during the first 100 days of his presidency if elected. He is also pushing for a universal healthcare system, raising the federal minimum wage and passing gun safety legislation. REUTERS/KC McGinnis

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JOHN HICKENLOOPER: The 67-year-old former Colorado governor has positioned himself as a centrist and an experienced officeholder with business experience. He is the only Democratic presidential candidate so far to oppose the Green New Deal plan to tackle climate change, saying it would give the government too much power in investment decisions. During his two terms as governor, Colorado's economy soared and the Western state expanded healthcare, passed a gun-control law and legalized marijuana. The former geologist and brew pub owner is among the many candidates who have refused to take corporate money. He previously served as mayor of Denver.

REUTERS/Yuri Gripas

JOHN HICKENLOOPER: The 67-year-old former Colorado governor has positioned himself as a centrist and an experimore

Reuters / 2019年 1月 25日 Friday

JOHN HICKENLOOPER: The 67-year-old former Colorado governor has positioned himself as a centrist and an experienced officeholder with business experience. He is the only Democratic presidential candidate so far to oppose the Green New Deal plan to tackle climate change, saying it would give the government too much power in investment decisions. During his two terms as governor, Colorado's economy soared and the Western state expanded healthcare, passed a gun-control law and legalized marijuana. The former geologist and brew pub owner is among the many candidates who have refused to take corporate money. He previously served as mayor of Denver. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas

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SETH MOULTON: An Iraq War veteran and member of Congress, Moulton, 40, was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2014. Moulton served in the Marines from 2001 to 2008. He became a vocal critic of the Iraq War, saying no more troops should be deployed to the country. He has advocated stricter gun laws, saying military-style weapons should not be owned by civilians. Moulton supports the legalization of marijuana and told a Boston radio station in 2016 that he had smoked pot while in college. After Democrats took control of the House in 2018, Moulton helped organize opposition to Nancy Pelosi's bid to again become speaker.

REUTERS/Brian Snyder

SETH MOULTON: An Iraq War veteran and member of Congress, Moulton, 40, was first elected to the House of Repremore

Reuters / 2018年 7月 29日 Sunday

SETH MOULTON: An Iraq War veteran and member of Congress, Moulton, 40, was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2014. Moulton served in the Marines from 2001 to 2008. He became a vocal critic of the Iraq War, saying no more troops should be deployed to the country. He has advocated stricter gun laws, saying military-style weapons should not be owned by civilians. Moulton supports the legalization of marijuana and told a Boston radio station in 2016 that he had smoked pot while in college. After Democrats took control of the House in 2018, Moulton helped organize opposition to Nancy Pelosi's bid to again become speaker. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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MIKE GRAVEL: The 89-year-old former senator made a little-known run for the Democratic nomination in 2008 and is taking another stab at the White House. One of his top issues is advocating for direct democracy, which would remove power from Congress and have voters decide policy changes. Gravel represented Alaska in the Senate from 1969 to 1981. He lost re-election in the 1980 race. Since leaving the Senate, Gravel has worked in real estate and finance. In 2008, after failing to gain any traction in the Democratic contest, he made an unsuccessful bid to be the Libertarian nominee for president.

REUTERS/Brian Snyder

MIKE GRAVEL: The 89-year-old former senator made a little-known run for the Democratic nomination in 2008 and more

Reuters / 2007年 9月 27日 Thursday

MIKE GRAVEL: The 89-year-old former senator made a little-known run for the Democratic nomination in 2008 and is taking another stab at the White House. One of his top issues is advocating for direct democracy, which would remove power from Congress and have voters decide policy changes. Gravel represented Alaska in the Senate from 1969 to 1981. He lost re-election in the 1980 race. Since leaving the Senate, Gravel has worked in real estate and finance. In 2008, after failing to gain any traction in the Democratic contest, he made an unsuccessful bid to be the Libertarian nominee for president. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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WAYNE MESSAM: Messam, 45, defeated a 16-year incumbent in 2015 to become the first black mayor of the Miami suburb of Miramar. He was re-elected in March. The son of Jamaican immigrants, he played on Florida State University's 1993 national championship football team, and then started a construction business with his wife. He has pledged to focus on reducing gun violence, mitigating climate change and reducing student loan debt and the cost of healthcare.

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WAYNE MESSAM: Messam, 45, defeated a 16-year incumbent in 2015 to become the first black mayor of the Miami sumore

Reuters / 2019年 7月 10日 Wednesday

WAYNE MESSAM: Messam, 45, defeated a 16-year incumbent in 2015 to become the first black mayor of the Miami suburb of Miramar. He was re-elected in March. The son of Jamaican immigrants, he played on Florida State University's 1993 national championship football team, and then started a construction business with his wife. He has pledged to focus on reducing gun violence, mitigating climate change and reducing student loan debt and the cost of healthcare. Courtesy Wayne for America/Handout via REUTERS

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MARIANNE WILLIAMSON: The 66-year-old New York Times best-selling author, motivational speaker and Texas native believes her spirituality-focused campaign can heal America. A 1992 interview on Oprah Winfrey's show propelled Williamson to make a name for herself as a "spiritual guide" for Hollywood and a self-help expert. She is calling for $100 billion in reparations for slavery over 10 years, gun control, education reform and equal rights for lesbian and gay communities. In 2014, she made an unsuccessful bid for a House seat in California as an independent.

REUTERS/Bob Strong

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Reuters / 2019年 3月 15日 Friday

MARIANNE WILLIAMSON: The 66-year-old New York Times best-selling author, motivational speaker and Texas native believes her spirituality-focused campaign can heal America. A 1992 interview on Oprah Winfrey's show propelled Williamson to make a name for herself as a "spiritual guide" for Hollywood and a self-help expert. She is calling for $100 billion in reparations for slavery over 10 years, gun control, education reform and equal rights for lesbian and gay communities. In 2014, she made an unsuccessful bid for a House seat in California as an independent. REUTERS/Bob Strong

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JOE SESTAK: The retired three-star U.S. Navy admiral and former congressman from Pennsylvania was the most recent entry in the race, jumping in on June 23. Sestak, 67, highlighted his 31-year military career and said he was running to restore U.S. global leadership on challenges like climate change and China's growing influence. Sestak, who lost two runs for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, said he delayed his entry in the race to "be there" with his daughter as she successfully fought a recurrence of brain cancer.

REUTERS/Larry Downing

JOE SESTAK: The retired three-star U.S. Navy admiral and former congressman from Pennsylvania was the most recmore

Reuters / 2010年 9月 21日 Tuesday

JOE SESTAK: The retired three-star U.S. Navy admiral and former congressman from Pennsylvania was the most recent entry in the race, jumping in on June 23. Sestak, 67, highlighted his 31-year military career and said he was running to restore U.S. global leadership on challenges like climate change and China's growing influence. Sestak, who lost two runs for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, said he delayed his entry in the race to "be there" with his daughter as she successfully fought a recurrence of brain cancer. REUTERS/Larry Downing

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TOM STEYER: The billionaire environmentalist had flirted with the idea of running for the White House earlier this year but decided against it. Steyer, 62, a force in Democratic fundraising over the past decade, said in January he was focusing on his efforts to get Trump impeached and get Democrats elected to the Congress. He reversed course on July 9, saying other Democrats had good ideas but "we won't be able to get any of those done until we end the hostile corporate takeover of our democracy." His late entry underscores how wide open the Democratic primary field remains.

REUTERS/Stephen Lam

TOM STEYER: The billionaire environmentalist had flirted with the idea of running for the White House earlier more

Reuters / 2019年 6月 2日 Sunday

TOM STEYER: The billionaire environmentalist had flirted with the idea of running for the White House earlier this year but decided against it. Steyer, 62, a force in Democratic fundraising over the past decade, said in January he was focusing on his efforts to get Trump impeached and get Democrats elected to the Congress. He reversed course on July 9, saying other Democrats had good ideas but "we won't be able to get any of those done until we end the hostile corporate takeover of our democracy." His late entry underscores how wide open the Democratic primary field remains. REUTERS/Stephen Lam

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