Steve Bullock ends his 2020 presidential bid
The Montana governor, a late entrant into the race, struggled with low polling and did not meet thresholds for most of the Democratic debates.
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The Montana governor and presidential candidate took the "oldest road in Iowa" to the house where his great-great-grandfather lived and took in some of the family lore from second cousins in Lowell, Iowa
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"Since announcing his campaign in mid-May, Governor Bullock received grassroots support from all 50 states and raised over $2 million, without the transfer of other funds"
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"As the only candidate who has won a Trump state, Governor Bullock will discuss his plans to win back the places we lost in 2016," his campaign said
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The Montana governor says he'll compensate "by traveling, by talking to people, by getting out, and I think we've got a long way to go"
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