Who is leading the Democratic race among black women? Which candidate has the support of college graduates? All the answers on our hub:
candidates have thrown their hat into the ring for the Democrats’ presidential nominating contest in 2020. This field, the largest ever, includes United States senators and House representatives, mayors, entrepreneurs and even a self-help guru. Some candidates have already withdrawn. Those who remain are engaged in a battle for the future of the party. This portal will help you keep track of who is winning and who is losing and, perhaps more interestingly, why.
Here you will find our average of each candidate’s performance in all high-quality, national public opinion polls conducted so far as well as the probability of victory inferred from political betting. You will also find data from YouGov, our pollster, breaking down support for each candidate by demographic group. UnderAugust 28th - Kirsten Gillibrand leaves the race
Kirsten Gillibrand announced on August 28th that she was ending her campaign. She is the sixth major candidate to drop out of the primary race. Ms Gillibrand’s bid started well with a prime-time interview by Stephen Colbert, a late-night TV host. More than any other candidate, the senator from New York focussed her campaign around issues relating to women’s equality. But it never really took off.
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