The former veep is free to move leftward, while the Vermont senator has no way to campaign.
Election 2020
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Ancillary Casualties, Part I: Exit Polling
Today on TAP: The novel coronavirus cancels polling in today’s primary states
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Amid Confusion, Ohio (Kind Of) Postpones Elections Until June
Despite in-person voting closures today, there remains uncertainty about the fate of the primary election.
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An Iowa-Style Voting Disaster in Los Angeles
A new voting system led to a debacle on Super Tuesday in the City of Angels. With similar machines in critical states like Georgia, election experts are raising alarm.
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Biden: The Leader as Follower
Over the past few days, the Democratic front-runner has begun inching leftward, since he’s realized he needs to in order to beat Trump.
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Coronavirus Doesn’t Care It’s Election Year
Most states aren’t prepared to switch to a vote-by-mail system as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads.
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Bernie Sanders–Joe Biden Debate: Live Updates
A Twitter List by theprospect Tonight Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden take the stage in the 11th Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign, and you can follow the thoughts and musings of the Prospect’s writers in real time. At 8pm EST, executive editor David Dayen will be offering live commentary on the Hot Mic app (invite code DAVID122). And below we have […]
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How to Win Concessions From Candidate Biden
The left—beginning with Sanders and Warren—should push him on both policy and personnel.
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Whither (Not Wither) the Post-Bernie Left
Today on TAP: The left needs to view a Biden presidency as an arena where victories will be possible
