The Democratic party has put forward its most diverse group of candidates ever for the 2020 election. But it’s also the largest in recent memory. In a crowded field of 20 contenders who will be taking to the debate stage this week, standing out and gaining recognition will be key.
There is a clear group of frontrunners including Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. But running at the bottom of the polls are a group of candidates who have made little public impact and remain mostly unknown.
Without Googling, can you tell difference between these Democratic hopefuls and random people posing in stock photos?
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Is he an experienced prosecutor pushing for gun control or a man in a stock photo?
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Eric Swalwell
Andrew Yang
John Hickenlooper
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Is this a senator who calls for more tech in the economy or someone working in the stock photo industry?
Stock photo
William F Weld
Julián Castro
Michael Bennet
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Does he support abolishing the electoral college or is he posing for a photo that can be licensed out to publishers?
Stock photo
Tulsi Gabbard
Jay Inslee
Wayne Messam
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Does she oppose the death penalty or is she a woman posing for a stock photo?
Stock photo
Marianne Williamson
Kirsten Gillibrand
Amy Klobuchar
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What about this man? A real 2020 candidate or a stock photo model?
Stock photo
Joe Biden
Tim Ryan
Pete Buttigieg
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Does he consider himself a 'pragmatic idealist' or is he a stock photo business man?
Stock photo
Andrew Yang
Eric Swalwell
John Delaney
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Is he looking to increase infrastructure spending or is he a stock photo?
Stock photo
Micheal Bennet
Corey Booker
John Hickenlooper
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Did he change his views on abortion or is he modeling for a stock photo?
Stock photo
John Delaney
Tim Ryan
Beto O'Rourke
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Is he campaigning for a green economy or is he just a guy in a stock photo?
Stock photo
Jay Inslee
Wayne Messam
Bernie Sanders
Solutions
1:B - The California representative's slogan is 'Go Big. Be Bold. Do Good.' He has qualified for the primary debates., 2:D - Artificial intelligence and increasing infrastructure spending, could benefit the economy, he believes., 3:A - Correct. Pete Buttigieg has said he would support abolishing the electoral college. , 4:B - She believes 'we need a moral and spiritual awakening in the country'., 5:A - A discerning eye you've got. , 6:D - Both, technically. The Maryland representative co-founded two companies that were traded on the New York Stock Exchange., 7:A - Right-o, 8:C - Once pro-life, he now considers abortion a 'personal choice'., 9:B - The Washington state candidate has climate and environment at the center of his agenda.
Scores
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7 and above.
Eagle eye!!
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3 and above.
You'll have to pay attention in this week's debate.
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0 and above.
Not your fault. It's hard to tell whose 'presidential' these days.