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Timeline of the 2020 United States presidential election|
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The timeline of the 2020 United States presidential election has been split into three parts for convenience:
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Joe Biden, Kamala Harris (D), 306 electoral votes; Donald Trump, Mike Pence (R), 232 electoral votes |
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| Background and conduct | |
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| Disputes | | Attempts to overturn | |
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| Lawsuits |
- Filed before Election Day
- Filed during or after Election Day
- Arizona
- Georgia
- Michigan
- Nevada
- Pennsylvania
- Wisconsin
- Texas v. Pennsylvania
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| Interference | |
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| Voting rights issues | |
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Democratic Party
Independent Party
Working Families Party |
- Primaries
- Candidates
- Debates
- Forums
- Results
- Convention
- Polls
- Political positions
- Endorsements
- VP candidate selection
- Biden-Sanders Unity Task Forces
| | Candidates |
- Nominee
- Joe Biden
- campaign
- endorsements
- primary
- celebrity
- Congress
- positions
- VP nominee: Kamala Harris
- positions
- Withdrawn during primaries
- Michael Bennet
- Michael Bloomberg
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- Pete Buttigieg
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- Tulsi Gabbard
- campaign
- positions
- Henry Hewes
- Amy Klobuchar
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- Deval Patrick
- Bernie Sanders
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- media coverage
- Sam Sloan
- Tom Steyer
- Elizabeth Warren
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- Robby Wells
- Andrew Yang
- campaign
- endorsements
- Withdrawn before primaries
- Cory Booker
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- Steve Bullock
- Julian Castro
- Bill de Blasio
- John Delaney
- campaign
- positions
- Kirsten Gillibrand
- positions
- Ben Gleib
- Mike Gravel
- campaign
- Kamala Harris
- campaign
- endorsements
- positions
- John Hickenlooper
- Ami Horowitz
- Jay Inslee
- campaign
- Wayne Messam
- Brian Moore
- Seth Moulton
- Ken Nwadike Jr.
- Richard Ojeda
- Beto O'Rourke
- campaign
- Tim Ryan
- Joe Sestak
- Eric Swalwell
- Marianne Williamson
- campaign
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Republican Party
Conservative Party
Right to Life Party | |
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| Libertarian Party | | | Candidates |
- Nominee
- Jo Jorgensen
- campaign
- endorsements
- VP nominee: Spike Cohen
- Eliminated in balloting
- Jim Gray
- Jacob Hornberger
- Adam Kokesh
- John McAfee
- John Monds
- Vermin Supreme
- campaign
- Arvin Vohra
- Withdrawn during primaries
- Max Abramson
- Ken Armstrong
- Lincoln Chafee
- Withdrawn before primaries
- Zoltan Istvan
- Formed exploratory committee but did not run
- Justin Amash
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Green Party
Legal Marijuana Now Party
Socialist Alternative
Socialist Party USA | | | Candidates |
- Nominee
- Howie Hawkins
- campaign
- endorsements
- VP nominee: Angela Walker
- Withdrawn during primaries
- Dario Hunter
- Alaska Green Party nominee
- Jesse Ventura
- VP nominee: Cynthia McKinney
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| Constitution Party | |
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| Independent candidates | | Candidates |
- Declared
- Pete Accetturo
- Mark Charles
- Brock Pierce
- Jade Simmons
- Joe Schriner
- Withdrawn
- Perry Caravello
- Jeremy Gable
- Ronnie Kroell
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| Other third-party candidates | Alliance Party
American Independent Party
Reform Party |
- Nominee
- Rocky De La Fuente
- VP nominee
- Darcy Richardson
- American Independent Party VP nominee
- Kanye West
- Other candidates
- Max Abramson
- Phil Collins
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| American Solidarity Party | |
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| Birthday Party |
- Nominee
- Kanye West
- campaign
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| Bread and Roses | |
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Party for
Socialism and Liberation
Liberty Union Party
Peace & Freedom Party |
- Nominee
- Gloria La Riva
- Withdrawn VP nominee
- Leonard Peltier
- Other candidates
- Howie Hawkins
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| Progressive Party | |
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| Prohibition Party | |
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| Socialist Action | |
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| Socialist Equality Party | |
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| Socialist Workers Party | |
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| Election timelines | |
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| National polling |
- Democratic Party
- 2008
- 2016
- 2020
- Republican Party
- 2008
- 2012
- 2016
- 2020
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| State polling | |
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| Fundraising | |
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| Debates and forums | |
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| Straw polls | |
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| Major events |
- Iowa caucuses
- New Hampshire primary
- Nevada caucuses
- South Carolina primary
- Super Tuesday
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Caucuses
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| Republican Party | |
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| Libertarian Party | |
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| Green Party | |
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| Reform Party | |
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| Constitution Party | |
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| Results breakdown | |
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National
conventions | | Democratic Party | |
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| Republican Party | |
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| Libertarian Party | |
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| Green Party | |
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| Defunct | | Whig Party | |
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| Greenback Party | |
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| Populist Party |
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| Progressive Party | |
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| Reforms | |
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