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FOCUS: The 2020 Democratic Field Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller

Democratic presidential candidates wave to the crowd at the first round of primary debates in June. (photo: Jayme Gershen/Getty Images)

Eric Lutz, Vanity Fair
Excerpt: "New financial disclosure forms show that all but five 2020 Democrats are rapidly running out of money."
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