More from 2020 election: announcements, news, and updates


That’s arguably a win for Biden after his strong Super Tuesday performance.

The race would have to shift dramatically to put Democrats back on track for a contested convention.

Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the presidential race on March 5. Here’s the case for her candidacy from a Vox series published earlier in 2020.

Vox writers on the best case for each of the Democratic frontrunners.

Elizabeth Warren has exited the 2020 presidential race.


A constructive pivot or a retreat into petulance?


Picking Biden over Sanders might seem like the safe electability choice, but the Ukraine situation makes Biden much riskier than many believe.


One simple trick for getting a lot more people to vote.


Will rebuilding the Obama coalition work for Biden? It wasn’t enough for Clinton.

After a big primary day, we know a lot more about Democratic voters in 2020.


Democrats came out in big numbers on Super Tuesday.

Mike Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race the day after Super Tuesday. Here’s the case for his candidacy from a Vox series published earlier in 2020.


Bloomberg spent more money on TV and radio than all the remaining candidates combined — and he flopped horribly.


For billionaires who want to change US policy, there are better ways to spend your money.


Sanders’s vowed political revolution is struggling to get off the ground.


In 2016, Sanders’s fans argued superdelegates cost him the nomination. This time, he might need them.


It’s an important victory in one of the biggest Super Tuesday states.

Warren’s plan to go all the way to the convention is making some progressives nervous.

A bad day for oligarchy, a good day for Joe Biden.


After winning Colorado decisively in 2016, Sanders has won it again.


Super Tuesday’s American Samoa caucuses gave a small victory to Bloomberg.


The Vermont senator’s home-state victory was never really in question as he cruised to a win.


He’s polling strongly with black voters nationally — but didn’t make a ton of gains in South Carolina.


Benioff is swearing off future political donations, in stark contrast to the rest of Silicon Valley.


Here’s where our results come from and why we trust them.