The ten Democrats who have already announced their candidacies for the US presidency in 2020

After a lot of suspense, the former US Vice President Joe Biden announced Thursday his candidacy for the White House, leading the voting intentions in the still-early campaign of the Democratic nomination.

The current group of Democratic candidates for the White House is the bigger and more diverse than there was in this game.

includes Senators, Former Governors and Acting Governors; a African-Americans, Hispanics, a young gay mayor; and this list is likely to extend before the primary season next year.

The Democratic Convention will open on July 13, 2020 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Right here, the most important contenders of the game:

The former moderate and former senator The right hand of Barack Obama waited months before joining, at 76, the big group in competition.

With a great reputation, a career of over 45 years in politics and strong sympathy in the democratic base, part in good position.

But the campaign is long and even before its official launch Her application was tainted by several women accusing her of inappropriate behavior. Without apologizing, he promised to pay more attention to the future.

Ryan, 45, was Elected November 2002 to the Ohio State House of Representatives. He has been re-elected seven times since and is currently joining the Credit Committee.

He launched his campaign for the President proposing a investment platform in public education and the provision of accessible health services.

A moderate democrat, unsuccessfully sought in 2016 Democratic leadership of the House of Representatives against California Representative Nancy Pelosi.

The Senator in New York He formalized his candidacy a few weeks after the creation of an exploratory committee for the cause.

Gillibrand, 52, became famous for her fight against badual harbadment, especially in the armed forces, before the emergence of the movement #MeToowho actively supports Defending a more egalitarian society, the "right" to a generalized health system, wants to improve public education and vocational training.

Texan politician, 46, a former member of the House of Representatives, became known for trying grab Republican Ted Cruz's Senate seat in the 2018 mid-term elections. In a traditionally conservative state, O 'Rourke narrowly missed the game.

Married and father of three, he says that he is "capitalist "while the US economy is" clearly imperfect, unequal, unfair and racist ", and its program is increasingly based on issues such as immigration, climate or health. He likes Robert's diminutive "Beto" from his childhood in his hometown of El Paso on the Mexican border.

Independent Senator, who describes himself as a "Socialist", surprised in an electrifying democrat primary 2016 against Hillary Clinton with a program much more left. He eventually lost to the former secretary of state, but at age 77 he hopes to carry out his "political revolution" now that his ideas have been taken up by many other Democrats.

Polls place him among the candidates with more chances to win the primary.

Former prosecutor and granddaughter of a miner of the iron industry, this 58-year-old senator was re-elected comfortably in November 2018 for a third term in Minnesota, where he is still very popular, even in the mining strongholds who opted for Trump in 2016.

More in the center than the rest of his Democratic competitors, nevertheless supports the right to abortion and the fight against climate change, and does not hesitate to strongly criticize the Republican President.

His campaign was tainted by a controversy over charges that he allegedly mistreated his team.

At the age of 69, the Mbadachusetts state senator returned to the election race on December 31, 2018, when she announced the creation of a committee presidential presidential election.

Challenging controversy over his distant Amerindian origins, former Harvard law professor, nicknamed "Pocahontas" by Trump, officialized his candidacy on February 2nd. Left in the party, he built his reputation by denouncing the excesses of Wall Street.

Cory Booker, a charismatic black and media senator often compared to Barack Obama, announced his candidacy on February 1, calling for a united divided country.. The former mayor of Newark, New Jersey, 49, is a regular Twitter user and a good speaker. In 2016, Hillary Clinton saw him as a vice-presidential candidate.

The senator from California, who aspires to become the The first black president of the United States announced her candidacy on the anniversary of the birth of Martin Luther King, January 21st. Harris, 54, daughter of an Indian medical researcher and a Jamaican economist, was District Attorney before becoming Attorney General of California (2011-2017).

On January 23, the young mayor of South Bend, in Indiana, joined the race with a message in which he described himself as a reformer. who looks to the future, contrary to Trump's dark speech. If this 37-year-old veteran won the Democratic primary, he would become the first openly gay presidential candidate in the United States.

The other candidates will also try their luck in the Democratic primary: John Delaney, 55 years old and former member of the House of Representatives; Andrew Yang, A 44-year-old entrepreneur, and Marianne Williamson, 66, author of books on personal development.