Bullock And Sestak Drop Out - Updated

Two Democratic candidates, Pennsylvania congressman Joe Sestak and Montana governor Steve Bullock, have ended their presidential campaigns. Neither had gotten much traction in the race.

I've updated the lists; candidates who have qualified for the December 19 debate are highlighted in yellow.

I'm Running Declared Democratic candidates, in order of their announcement:

1. John Delaney (7/28/17) 
2. Andrew Yang (11/6/17) 
3. Elizabeth Warren (12/31/18)
4. Tulsi Gabbard (1/11/19)
5. Julián Castro (1/12/19)
6. Pete Buttigieg (1/23/19)
7. Marianne Williamson (1/30/19)
8. Cory Booker (2/1/19)
9. Amy Klobuchar (2/10/19)
10. Bernie Sanders (2/19/19)
11. Joe Biden (4/25/19)
12. Michael Bennet (5/2/19)
13. Tom Steyer (7/9/19)
14. Deval Patrick (11/13/19)
15. Michael Bloomberg (11/24/19)

I'm Not Running Anymore Declared candidates who have dropped out:

1. Richard Ojeda (1/25/19)
2. Eric Swalwell (7/8/19)
3. John Hickenlooper (8/15/19)
4. Jay Inslee  (8/21/19)
5. Seth Moulton (8/23/19)
6. Kirsten Gillibrand (8/28/19)
7. Howard Schultz (9/6/19) * Ran as an Independent   
8. Bill de Blasio (9/20/19)
9. Tim Ryan (10/24/19)
10. Beto O'Rourke (11/1/19)
11. Wayne Messam (11/20/19)
12. Joe Sestak (12/1/19)
13. Steve Bullock (12/2/19)
14. Kamala Harris (12/3/19)

Days until Election Day: 336

Days until the Iowa Caucuses: 63

Update on Tuesday morning. Tom Steyer says he has qualified for the December 19 debate; I've updated the list above. And here's a tweet with a countdown to the first four caucuses/primaries, and Super Tuesday. Here in Illinois we vote on St. Patrick's Day.

62 days until the Iowa caucuses.

70 days until the New Hampshire primary.

81 days until the Nevada caucuses.

88 days until the South Carolina primary.

91 days until Super Tuesday.https://t.co/KM6LEdCwPQ

— Josh Putnam (@FHQ) December 3, 2019

Update #2. Kamala Harris has ended her presidential campaign and I'm sorry she wasn't more successful. I've haven't decided who I'll vote for in the primary, but I admire Harris and think she would have been a good president. 

To my supporters, it is with deep regret—but also with deep gratitude—that I am suspending my campaign today. 

But I want to be clear with you: I will keep fighting every day for what this campaign has been about. Justice for the People. All the people.https://t.co/92Hk7DHHbR

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) December 3, 2019

You can read more here; I've updated the lists above.