[color=#550000][/color]The race for the White House has
begun in earnest, and the
outcome of the 2020 US general
election will have an impact
around the world. So what stage
are we at now and how do you win the presidency? A slew of Democrats vying for their
party's nomination have been
campaigning and debating over the
last year. In the coming months we'll find out
who has won over enough voters to
challenge President Donald Trump
this November. From caucuses to conventions, here's
what you need to know about the
presidential election. What are the main parties? Unlike many other countries, in the
US, there are only two parties
considered by most voters - the
Democrats (the liberal, left-of-centre
party) and the Republicans (the
conservative, right-of-centre party). Other "third-party" candidates
sometimes participate, with the
Libertarian, Green and Independent
parties occasionally putting forth a
nominee.

Should be interesting. Who you rooting for?

spize:
The race for the White House has
begun in earnest, and the
outcome of the 2020 US general
election will have an impact
around the world. So what stage
are we at now and how do you win the presidency? A slew of Democrats vying for their
party's nomination have been
campaigning and debating over the
last year. In the coming months we'll find out
who has won over enough voters to
challenge President Donald Trump
this November. From caucuses to conventions, here's
what you need to know about the
presidential election. What are the main parties? Unlike many other countries, in the
US, there are only two parties
considered by most voters - the
Democrats (the liberal, left-of-centre
party) and the Republicans (the
conservative, right-of-centre party). Other "third-party" candidates
sometimes participate, with the
Libertarian, Green and Independent
parties occasionally putting forth a
nominee.