2020 Presidential Elections

While former Vice President Joe Biden remains at the top of the African American community's approval list, President Trump is becoming less and less popular.

Just days after announcing the end of his campaign, the former secretary of housing and the only Latino candidate in the Democratic primary has given his support to the Massachusetts senator.

The former Secretary of Housing, and the only Latino candidate in the race for the Democratic nomination, has announced his withdrawal from the primary.

A little less than three months from the first Democratic Primary Caucus, the mayor of South Bend has skyrocketed in polls, in a race that continues to fill with participants.

Despite not having been able to qualify for the November debate in the Democratic primary, the only Latino candidate in the race made a radical difference with his opponents.

The difficulties in raising funds, as well as his performance in the polls, have made it impossible for the young El Paso candidate to continue his campaign towards the Democratic nomination.

The media clash between the representative and Democratic candidate Tulsi Gabbard and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has shed light on the power games within the party.

The young Congresswoman has been one of the first to endorse a candidate for the Democratic Party primaries.

The Puerto Rican rapper and composer could be the insulin the Party needs to get the Latino vote for the elections.

For the first time in the Democratic primary two candidates have surpassed the former vice president in the polls. One of them is the woman who has a plan for everything.

After two nights of Democratic debate, the illusion of the ideal candidate that surrounded the former vice president seems to have vanished, giving way to new options.

Or how American politics has become a reality show.

During the first Democratic debate for the 2020 elections, Senator Elizabeth Warren was much more than a figure in the center stage.