The Democrats are preparing to beat Donald Trump in the 2020 US Presidential election. While united by party, the contenders are divided on how they plan to take the US forward. So, who are the possible top candidates? What are their policies and what do they represent? And could they beat Donald Trump in an election?
Elizabeth Warren
What does Elizabeth Warren stand for? Warren's vision of structural change is what America needs.
Elizabeth Warren has "a plan for that".
Warren has a comprehensive plan for every area. She is the most consistently prepared and knowledgeable Democratic candidate, as illustrated by her comprehensive, well-organized policies and rich academic history.
What does Pete Buttigieg stand for? Buttigieg is highly educated, a veteran, young and gay, representing a modern version of traditional American values.
Buttigieg represents a combination of the old and new
Pete Buttigieg is the youngest candidate. He represents new blood. Pete Buttigieg better represents the American public.
Buttigieg understands the issues facing rural voters; he has successfully targeted the rural demographic and has an $80 billion plan in place to aid and improve these communities.
What does Andrew Yang stand for? Yang's innovative Universal Basic Income policy is the push towards equality America needs.
Andrew Yang will introduce Universal Basic Income
Andrew Yang understands the coming technological disruption, and the need to rethink labor and income. He will address this by introducing Universal Basic Income (UBI).
