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Home | AMERICA | 558 Individuals Have Filed Declaration of Candidacy for President in 2020

558 Individuals Have Filed Declaration of Candidacy for President in 2020

February 28, 2019 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Declaration of Candidacy for President in 2020

This comes from a really interesting article from Ballot Access News written by election expert Richard Winger:

It is very easy for anyone to tell the Federal Election Commission that he or she is running for president. A one-page form is all that is required. So far, 558 individuals have filed the form to say they are running for President in 2020. Here is the list, in chronological order, with the most recent filings at the top.

The New York Times put together a graphic collecting some of the major party candidates titled, “Who’s Running for President in 2020?” and put together by Alexander Burns, Matt Flegenheimer, Jasmine C. Lee, Lisa Lerer and Jonathan Martin. Take a look here.

How many actually have a chance? What do you think about the large number of candidates running? Add you comment below…

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Independent Politicians, Third Party

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