The Democratic Candidates for President Are Getting Ready to Go

If you are still reeling from all the political ads surrounding the mid-term elections, buckle up, because the ride is getting ready to begin again for the 2020 presidential election.

Potential candidates are likely nearing decisions on whether to run for in the 2020 presidential race.

Staffs and political advisers have already begun scouting out office space, interviewing potential aides, and plotting out strategy for the 2020 presidential election. But most haven’t even completely made up their minds about entering what’s expected to be one of the most crowded primary contests in history.

“I don’t know, and I still don’t know,” former Vice President Joe Biden told reporters on Election Day. “It will be a family decision, and we have time.”

The truth is, that the band of potential candidates do not have that much time. Some candidates view Thanksgiving as the start of the window for making the political and personal decision to run. Given the likely size of the field, as well as the extended timeline of presidential campaigns, most of the potential candidates acknowledge they’ll have to decide by the end of December, if not sooner.

Here’s a glimpse at the potential 2020 Democratic presidential field:

Senators