Word Association with Bernie Sanders
The presidential candidate fired off his the first words that came to mind when presented with a series of names and topics
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The presidential candidate fired off his the first words that came to mind when presented with a series of names and topics
Sanders said Hillary Clinton was taking his remarks about Trump out of context
Clinton said Thursday that she was "sick of the Sanders campaign lying" about contributions from fossil fuel companies to her campaign
Asked by an activist whether she'd commit to not accepting donations from the fossil fuel industry and from lobbyists, Clinton had a heated moment
The Vermont senator was left off the ballot for the June 14 primary because of an administrative error
Knocks Vermont senator for characterizing Trump's remarks as a distraction from "serious discussion"
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are in private talks, and may agree to a debate in New York
At a rally in Harlem, Clinton kicks off her New York primary campaign with attack on Vermont senator
The survey, from Marquette Law School, finds Cruz leading Trump by 10 points and Sanders besting Clinton by 4 points
Sarandon, an avid Bernie Sanders supporters, suggested Monday that a Trump presidency "will bring the revolution immediately"
The hashtag, #ToneDownForWhat, is a reference to a Clinton aide's comment that she would debate Sanders if he changes his "tone"
The next key primary for both parties will be held in Wisconsin next Tuesday
Though his campaign says he has a plausible strategy to win the Democratic nomination, Sanders' path is more difficult than they suggest
Joel Benenson, the chief strategist for Clinton, hit Sanders for running negative ads in spite of promise not to
Political wagering sites have good track records in predicting winners, and this is the result they see coming
The details of an April debate between the two Democratic candidates have yet to be finalized
Vermont senator sweeps three Democratic nominating contests on Saturday before Easter
Greg Stanton, the mayor of Phoenix, argued in a letter to Attorney General Loretta Lynch that the decreased number of polling places adversely affected minority voters
Thousands stood in lines that wrapped around sidewalks at polling places for Arizona presidential primary
More than halfway through the primary race, a national poll shows the two candidates are still evenly split among Democratic voters
The Vermont senator, fresh off a loss in the Grand Canyon state, blasts long lines at polling stations
As the Brussels attacks renew the focus on foreign policy, here's a guide to which candidates are relying on which experts to help craft their views on the topic
Sanders had a strong night in Tuesday's caucuses, while Clinton carried the primary in Arizona
The Vermont senator breaks with other candidates on ISIS, Israel
Voters head to the polls in Arizona, Utah, and Idaho (Democrats only)