Dropped Out

The Washington Post reports that Sen. Bernie Sanders has ended his 2020 presidential election campaign.

Honolulu Civil Beat reports that Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has ended her 2020 presidential campaign.

CNN reports that “[f]ormer Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld ended his Republican presidential campaign on Wednesday after President Donald Trump won enough delegates to win the 2020 Republican nomination.”

The Washington Post reports that “Elizabeth Warren, the senator from Massachusetts who promised to deliver ‘big, structural change’ and vigorously fight corruption, ended her presidential bid Thursday after a series of devastating primary results crippled her once-promising campaign.”

The New York Times reports that “Michael R. Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race on Wednesday, just over three months after he began a campaign that was fueled by his vast fortune and quickly grew to a sprawling political operation but failed to win the groundswell of moderate support he had sought. Mr. Bloomberg endorsed…

The Washington Post reports that “Amy Klobuchar, the Minnesota senator who cast herself as a Midwestern pragmatist who could appeal to voters across the political spectrum, has ended her presidential campaign, campaign officials said.”

The Washington Post reports that “Pete Buttigieg, the 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Ind., who saw a meteoric rise from virtual unknown to top-tier contender and became the first openly gay candidate to make a high-profile presidential run, ended his campaign Sunday as he confronted the reality that his prospects of victory had all but collapsed.”

The New York Times reports that “Tom Steyer, the billionaire former hedge-fund executive whose prolific campaign spending altered the Democratic primary and allowed him to persist in the race, withdrew after an apparent third-place finish Saturday night in South Carolina.”

NPR reports that “Deval Patrick, a former Massachusetts governor who jumped into the Democratic presidential primary months after most of his competitors did, has now ended that bid.”

The New York Times reports that Andrew Yang has dropped out of the 2020 presidential race.