Bill de Blasio endorses Bernie Sanders for president
De Blasio, an unabashed liberal who was elected in 2013, will campaign for Sanders in Nevada this weekend.
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De Blasio, an unabashed liberal who was elected in 2013, will campaign for Sanders in Nevada this weekend.
Nevada will be looking to prove it can competently carry out a caucus process after the Iowa Democratic Party's mayhem this year.
Democrats are also proposing a bill to prevent an official nominated by the president to intervene in a case involving the president.
And here's everything you need to know about what happened in the New Hampshire primary.
Most Democrats said it's still early in the primary process.
The Democratic 2020 candidates now set their sights on Nevada, South Carolina and the Super-Tuesday states.
Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price notified the campaigns the partial recanvass is set to begin February 16 and lasts two days.
Pete Buttigieg finished second and Amy Klobuchar third. Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden aren't projected to get any delegates.
The New Hampshire primary brought to the surface issues that divided Democratic voters – often pitting Sanders on one side against Buttigieg and Klobuchar on the other.
Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders both topped the Democratic field in the Iowa caucuses with 100% of precincts reporting.
Sanders and Buttigieg officially asked the Iowa Democratic Party for a recanvass of 85 precincts in all and some satellite caucuses following last week's chaotic Iowa caucuses.
In an interview with CBS News' Ed O'Keefe, the Democratic presidential hopeful said she is "troubled" by the thought that a democratic socialist could be leading the Democratic party in November.
Biden said he is confident in how he is doing in New Hampshire and nationally.
According to estimates from the Iowa Democratic Party and CBS News, Buttigieg received 14 delegates, Sanders 12, Warren 8, Biden 6 and Klobuchar 1.
Sanders said President Trump and Leader Mitch McConnell were "ready to go on day one" with Federalist Society-approved "right-wing" judges.
On this "Face the Nation" broadcast, we sat down with Lindsey Graham, Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders
The primary race in New Hampshire remains fluid before voters go to the polls Tuesday. Only 39% of likely voters say they've definitely made up their minds.
Sanders said Buttigieg's roster of donors is "precisely the problem with American politics."
The following is a transcript of an interview with Sen. Bernie Sanders that aired Sunday, February 9, 2020, on "Face the Nation."
The IDP will make any final corrections by 12 p.m. CT Monday, after which the national delegates will finally be allocated, the party said.
Democrats took to the stage for the final time before New Hampshire voters go to the polls Tuesday.
Seven Democratic candidates are meeting for the first time in New Hampshire for a debate Friday.
Seven of the remaining 11 Democratic contenders still in the presidential race will debate at St. Anselm University.
2020 contenders Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg join us this Sunday
"I like Pete Buttigieg. Nice guy," Sanders said. "But we are in a moment where billionaires control not only our economy but our political life. I'm reading some headlines from newspapers about Pete Buttigieg."