Sanders may be seeking to push Biden to the left before he exits

Biden's major lead over Sanders in Florida could indicate that the end of the Vermont senator's campaign is near.

Young voters in a handful of states participated in the Democratic primary far less this election than they did in 2016

Buttigieg's exit will likely make it harder for Sanders to secure a delegate majority.

Many superdelegates say they won't back Sanders if he can't secure a delegate majority.

Democratic party rules require a candidate to have captured 1,991 delegates to win nomination on the first ballot.

House minority leader Kevin McCarthy is doing his best to divide Democrats by setting their leaders against each other

Bernie Sanders' top campaign adviser told IBT that “the DNC was not neutral.” New revelations spotlight systemic problems inside the Democratic party, he said.

Hillary Clinton will accept the Democratic nomination for president Thursday in Philadelphia.

Sanders, who opposes global trade deals and backs Wall Street reform and free higher education, has said he wants to keep fighting for change.

The Vermont senator was set to speak about the future of his campaign at 8:30 p.m. EDT on Thursday.

The Democrat, scheduled to deliver a speech Thursday, has resisted pressure to exit the presidential race and back presumptive party nominee Hillary Clinton.

Many millennials are considering Green Party candidate Jill Stein or Libertarian Gary Johnson. But for some, stopping Donald Trump comes first.

Following Clinton’s victory in Tuesday’s District of Columbia primary, the candidates met at a hotel and reportedly agreed to work together to defeat Donald Trump.

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee has faced tough attacks in the past from the very colleagues now cheering her on.

Associated Press writers were reportedly threatened after the news organization called the primary race for Hillary Clinton.

Now that both major parties have their presumptive presidential nominee, which candidate do most voters prefer?

Bernie Sanders bypassed Democratic Party gatekeepers to raise $200 million. But it won’t be easy for future candidates to replicate his success.

"I know it never feels good to put your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe in and to come up short," Clinton said Tuesday as she tried to rally Sanders supporters behind her.

The Vermont senator thanked supporters for being “a part of the revolution,” in a speech in California, shortly after Hillary Clinton celebrated a “milestone” in her campaign.

The presidential candidate, now running unopposed for the Republican nomination briefly addressed supporters Tuesday, following his win in New Jersey.

If the U.S. senator from Vermont refuses to end his candidacy this week, he wouldn’t be the first No. 2 candidate to campaign until the bitter end.

Hillary Clinton’s wins Tuesday — in California, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota — made her the first woman within striking distance of the Oval Office.

A Puerto Rico victory and a raft of superdelegate supporters have put Hillary Clinton into presumptive nominee status, the Associated Press reported.

Hillary Clinton is less than 30 delegates away from the magic number needed to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.

Polls have found Hillary Clinton leading Bernie Sanders in California. But she doesn’t lead by much.

Hillary Clinton defeated Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in Puerto Rico’s Democratic primary Sunday, drawing her closer to the nomination.

But Hillary Clinton still appeared poised to collect enough delegates this week to clinch the Democratic nomination.

Big victories in both the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico this weekend could clinch the Democratic Party’s nomination for the former first lady.

An average of recent polls in the Golden State shows Clinton with support from 47.7 percent of voters and Sanders with 43 percent.