Biden Wins Primaries in Arizona, Florida, Illinois
Bernie Sanders is falling behind in delegates.
US Elections 2020
Presidential and congressional elections were held in the United States on November 3. The Atlantic Sentinel endorsed Democrat Joe Biden, who defeated Republican president Donald Trump. Democrats defended their majority in the House of Representatives and gained five seats in the Senate, where they split control with Republicans.
Biden Wins Primaries in Idaho, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi
The former vice president is on track to secure the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.
Biden Is Not a Centrist
His plans are more left-wing than Barack Obama’s and Hillary Clinton’s.
Democratic Primary News
Joe Biden is now the clear frontrunner.
Sanders Claims He Can Raise Turnout. He Hasn’t So Far
That calls into question his ability to defeat Donal Trump.
Biden Sweeps Super Tuesday States, Bloomberg Quits
The former vice president places first in most states. Sanders is likely to win California.
Why Democrats Are Scared of Sanders
They’ve seen candidates like him lose against Republicans before.
Biden Wins South Carolina Primary, Steyer Drops Out
The former vice president has won the first Democratic primary in the American South.
Democratic Primary News
Biden looks likely to win South Carolina. A study throws doubt on Sanders’ electability.
Time for Sanders’ Opponents to Put Their Heads Together
If they all remain in the race, Sanders could soon amass an insurmountable delegate lead.
Sanders Wins Nevada Caucuses, Biden Places Second
The socialist from Vermont proves he can win outside predominantly rural and white states.
Democratic Primary News
Sanders is ahead in the polls. Bloomberg disappoints in his first debate.
How Alike Are Corbyn and Sanders?
There are differences in policy, but worrying similarities in strategy (or lack thereof).
What Is a Brokered Convention? Could It Happen?
Chances are no Democrat will have a majority by the time the party convenes in July.
Panic About Sanders Is Premature
Unlike Trump in 2016, Sanders can’t win with a mere plurality.