With one year until the 2020 election, 10 numbers you need to know
In exactly one year, Americans will head to the ballot boxes to vote in presidential, Senate and gubernatorial elections. Here are 10 numbers you'll want to know.
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In exactly one year, Americans will head to the ballot boxes to vote in presidential, Senate and gubernatorial elections. Here are 10 numbers you'll want to know.
Democrats on Saturday voted to chip away at the role party insiders play in choosing the party's presidential nominee in one of the biggest changes to the process in decades.
Democrats are preparing to vote on some of the biggest changes in decades to the way the party operates and chooses its presidential nominee.
Democrats charged with reworking the "superdelegate" system took a big step Wednesday to change the way candidates will win the party's nomination for president.
Democrats charged with deciding the fate of "superdelegates," the automatic unpledged delegates criticized for their outsized influence on the party's primary process, are closer to a final agreement on reducing their role in electing Democratic presidential nominees.
Democrats will keep fighting over "superdelegates" -- a leading symbol of the divisions left over from the 2016 presidential race -- for at least five more months.
The Democratic drama over superdelegates is back.
There's less than a month left in the presidential primary season, but talk has already turned to the importance of superdelegates. VIDEO: Watch The Report