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Bloomberg Campaign Opens First Attack on a Democratic Rival: Bernie Sanders
Michael R. Bloomberg’s campaign mounted a direct offensive against a Democratic opponent for the first time, as Bernie Sanders shot back by accusing the billionaire of trying to buy the presidency.
Biden, Seeking Revival, Is Counting on at Least Second Place in Nevada
Joe Biden’s first two finishes sent his national poll numbers plummeting and put his donors on edge. He wants Nevada to begin his comeback, not accelerate his plunge.
6 Things We Learned About the 2020 Race From Our Fund-Raising Maps
Democratic presidential candidates have raised over $200 million so far. We analyzed fund-raising data to see where they’re getting their money.
Biden Braces for a Rough New Hampshire Vote, Setting Expectations Low
After Joe Biden’s fourth-place finish in Iowa, some supporters fear that a damaging result in Tuesday’s primary could hurt his financial resources to compete in later contests.
Wobbly After Iowa, Biden Confronts a Perilous Moment
A weak showing in New Hampshire, some Democrats warn, could undermine his electability argument and accelerate a flight of donors and voters to his rivals.
Joe Biden Attacks Bernie Sanders’s Record on Guns
Mr. Biden faulted Mr. Sanders for voting in favor of a 2005 bill to shield gun manufacturers from liability lawsuits. Mr. Biden said that the “first thing I’ll do as president is work to get rid of that.”
What Went Wrong for Joe Biden in Iowa
His placement behind his leading rivals in the caucuses on Monday dealt a damaging blow to his campaign. Some party officials say it was a long time in the works.
The Donors Powering the Campaign of Bernie Sanders
These maps and charts show just how much Mr. Sanders is prevailing in the race for donors.
2020 Democrats Went on a Spending Spree in the Final Months of 2019
As the first nominating contests approached, Democratic presidential candidates spent millions on ads and staff in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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Thomas Kaplan
Cash on hand at the start of January, excluding self-funders:
Sanders: $18.2M
Buttigieg: $14.5M
Warren: $13.7M
Biden: $8.9M
Klobuchar: $5M
Yang: $3.7M
Gabbard: $2.8M
Patrick: $1.4M
Bennet: $500K
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Joe Biden Says Joni Ernst ‘Spilled the Beans’ With Impeachment Comments
“I’m really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus voters,” Ms. Ernst, a senator from Iowa, had said. “She just came out and flat said it,” Mr. Biden replied.
Cindy Axne, Congresswoman From Iowa Swing District, Endorses Joe Biden
With the endorsement of Ms. Axne, a freshman who flipped a district that President Trump carried in 2016, Mr. Biden now has the backing of two of Iowa’s three Democrats in Congress.
How Joe Biden Talks About a Touchy Subject: His Son
As he runs for president, Mr. Biden has repeatedly faced questions about the overseas business dealings of his son, Hunter Biden. He has mostly kept his cool — but not always.
Joe Biden’s Vote for War
In October 2002, he was one of 77 senators who gave President George W. Bush the authority to use force in Iraq. He is still trying to explain that choice.
Cash-Rich Democrats Brace for Long Fight as Trump Hoards Money
Fund-raising numbers for the fourth quarter of 2019 show an unusually high number of viable campaigns. Waiting for the winner: President Trump and his huge war chest.
Elizabeth Warren’s Fourth-Quarter Total Is $21.2 Million, Her Campaign Says
Ms. Warren’s fund-raising haul for the last three months of the year represented a slight dip and placed her behind three top rivals.
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Thomas Kaplan
NEWS: Elizabeth Warren raised $21.2 million in the fourth quarter, a slight dip from the previous quarter
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Bernie Sanders Says He Raised $34.5 Million in the Fourth Quarter
Mr. Sanders’s total is the largest three-month haul disclosed by any candidate so far in the Democratic primary race.
Pete Buttigieg’s Campaign Says It Raised $24.7 Million in the Fourth Quarter
Mr. Buttigieg, who appears in strong position in Iowa with a month until the caucuses, continues to show fund-raising strength.
A Biden-G.O.P. Ticket? He’s Open to It, but Doesn’t See Options
A voter asked Joseph R. Biden Jr. if he’d consider choosing a Republican as his running mate. “I would, but I can’t think of one now,” Mr. Biden responded.
Joe Biden Seems to Back Off From Position That He Would Defy Impeachment Subpoena
Mr. Biden on Saturday said that no “legal basis” existed for the Senate to seek his testimony in connection with an impeachment trial.
Joe Biden Says He’d Defy Subpoena to Testify in Trump’s Senate Trial
Mr. Biden said Republican demands that he testify were an effort to shift attention away from the president’s own actions.