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Tom Steyer presidential campaign, 2020

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2019–2020[]

Tom Steyer 2020

Campaign use from July 9, 2019 to February 29, 2020. Steyer withdraw from the election after not being able to gain any state delegates in the South Carolina primaries.

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United States presidential election, 2020

Democratic Party:
Joe Biden

Withdrawn during primaries:
Bernie Sanders | Tulsi Gabbard | Elizabeth Warren | Michael Bloomberg | Amy Klobuchar | Pete Buttigieg | Tom Steyer | Deval Patrick | Michael Bennet | Andrew Yang
Withdrawn before primaries:
John Delaney | Cory Booker | Marianne Williamson | Julian Castro | Kamala Harris | Steve Bullock | Joe Sestak | Wayne Messam | Beto O'Rourke | Tim Ryan | Bill de Blasio | Kirsten Gillibrand | Seth Moulton | Jay Inslee | John Hickenlooper | Mike Gravel | Eric Swalwell | Richard Ojeda | Michael E. Arth
Democratic National Convention

Republican Party:
Donald Trump
Withdrawn during primaries: Bill Weld | Joe Walsh
Withdrawn before primaries: Mark Sanford
Republican National Convention

Libertarian Party:
Jo Jorgensen
Withdrawn during primaries: Adam Kokesh | Arvin Vohra | Dan Bherman | Jacob Hornberger | John McAfee | Lincoln Chafee | Max Abramson | Sam Seder
Withdrawn before primaries: Zoltan Istvan

Green Party:
Howie Hawkins
Lost nomination: Dario Hunter

Other third parties: Brian Carroll (American Solidarity) | Gloria La Riva (PSL) | Justin Amash | Kanye West (Independent) | Rocky De La Fuente (Alliance Party)

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