From the opening bell, Democrats unleashed an aggressive verbal assault on New York billionaire Mike Bloomberg and raised new questions about Bernie Sanders’ take-no-prisoners politics in a contentious debate Wednesday night on the Las Vegas strip.

Senator Amy Klobuchar admitted to the gaffe during the Nevada Democratic Debate, but said forgetting his name doesn’t reflect what she actually knows.

Democratic presidential hopeful Amy Klobuchar is hoping her strong third-place finish in New Hampshire will provide enough momentum to be competitive in Nevada and the states that come next in the nominating contest

Today marks the deadline for candidates to qualify for tomorrow’s Democratic presidential primary debate in Las Vegas—including former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who’s surging in recent national polls despite not appearing on the ballot at this week’s Nevada caucuses. Fellow candidates are taking aim at Bloomberg’s record and comments on race, policing, and women, but they won’t have the...

Democratic presidential candidates in the still-crowded 2020 field are facing their first test in the racially diverse state of Nevada with solid union muscle and shaky plans for a presidential caucus

Amy Klobuchar rocketed into the top tier of contenders Tuesday night, taking third in the New Hampshire primary, according to an NBC News projection.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., addressed supporters in New Hampshire after polls closed in the Democratic primary on Tuesday night.

It’s down to the final sprint in New Hampshire in the marathon campaign for Democratic presidential hopefuls. Candidates worked the diner circuit Monday morning, hoping for a last-minute edge in a game of inches.

In a perfect world, Susan Stepp, a 73-year-old retiree, would be voting vote for Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren in New Hampshire’s Democratic presidential primary Tuesday, she says. But that won’t be happening. “I am not sure a woman is the best candidate to go up against Trump,” Stepp said recently as she stood in the back of a conference...

Democratic presidential front-runners Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg beat back a barrage of attacks during a Friday night debate as rivals raised persistent questions about their ideology and experience, hoping to sow doubts about their ability to defeat President Donald Trump.

Seven Democratic presidential hopefuls are scheduled to face off in a debate Friday night at St. Anselm College in New Hampshire

The Iowa Democratic Party announced Thursday that 100% of the results were in following days of delays. Meanwhile, an analysis by the NBC News Decision Desk found the results were rife with inconsistencies and potential errors. Earlier Thursday, the Democratic National Committee chairman called for a recanvass, citing concerns over inconsistencies.

The chairman of the Democratic National Committee is calling for a “recanvass” of the results of the Iowa caucuses. Party leader Tom Perez tweeted Thursday that “enough is enough” after three days of technical issues and delays. He says the recanvass is needed to “assure public confidence.”

The Iowa Democratic Party released partial results on Tuesday for the Iowa caucus, showing Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Bernie Sanders vying for first place. The results of Monday’s caucus were delayed after officials found “inconsistencies” in reporting.

Democratic presidential candidates promised voters in Iowa on Saturday they would unify the party to take on President Donald Trump even as they kept up their criticism of each other and navigated the lingering divides from the 2016 campaign. “I’m confident Americans, Republican voters, Democratic voters and independent voters want us to come together,” former Vice President Joe Biden said…

Citing a recent Associated Press investigation, the foreman of the jury that sent a Minnesota teen away for life in the 2002 death of an 11-year-old girl said Friday he regrets voting to convict.

Democratic presidential candidates roared back into Iowa on Saturday touting fresh endorsements, critiquing their rivals and predicting victories in the caucuses that will soon launch the process of deciding who will challenge President Donald Trump. Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she was “delighted” to pick up a coveted endorsement from The Des Moines Register. The state’s largest newspaper called the...

For some candidates, surrogates help keep their hands clean of controversy by acting as an attack dog

The New York Times has endorsed not one but two candidates for the Democratic nomination for president, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar from the party’s moderate wing and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren from the progressive wing.

There was a lot of pre-debate chatter about a coming fight between Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren over Warren’s assertion Sanders told her in 2018 that a woman couldn’t be elected president. Sanders denied it, Warren didn’t press it and a substantive debate on a range of issues ensued. Still, after the debate, it appeared that Warren declined to...