List of automatic delegates at the 2020 Democratic National Convention

This list tracks the presumed support (based on endorsements) for given United States presidential candidates among the 775 unpledged delegates (commonly known as superdelegates, and referred to in the 2020 election cycle as "automatic delegates"^[1]) who were eligible to cast a vote at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The convention was postponed to August 17–20, 2020, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic in the United States.^[2] The 8 unpledged delegates from Democrats Abroad carried half-votes at the convention, yielding a forecast total of 771 votes.^[3] Unpledged delegates represented about 16% of the overall convention votes (4,754 delegates, 4,750 votes), though reforms severely restricted their ability to vote on a first ballot,^[4] and came from several categories of prominent Democratic Party members:^{[note 1]}

26 distinguished party leaders (DPL), consisting of former Democratic presidents and vice-presidents, former Democratic house speakers and minority leaders, former Democratic senate leaders, and former DNC chairs
236 Democratic members of the United States House of Representatives (including non-voting delegates from D.C. and territories)
48 Democratic members of the United States Senate (including Washington, D.C. shadow senators) and Bernie Sanders, an Independent who caucuses with the Democratic Party
28 Democratic governors (including territorial governors and the Mayor of the District of Columbia).
439 other elected members (with 435 votes) from the Democratic National Committee (including the chair of the DNC, as well as the chairs and vice-chairs of each state's Democratic Party)

Automatic delegates are "unpledged" in the sense that they themselves decide which candidate to support. (In other words, they are not allocated according to voter preferences as the majority of delegates are.) Pledged delegates can change their vote if no candidate is elected on the first ballot and can even vote for a different candidate on the first ballot if they are "released" by the candidate they are pledged to. Automatic delegates, on the other hand, can change their vote purely of their own volition. With the exception of the eight DNC members from the Democrats Abroad, who each receive a half-vote, all automatic delegates are entitled to one vote (including when a sitting official or distinguished party leader is also a DNC member). Throughout this list, those who qualify under multiple categories are considered as DPLs first, then as sitting officials, and then as DNC members (for example, a sitting senator who is also a DNC member is listed as a senator).

The list below is based on the most recent information on how unpledged delegates have endorsed candidates in the 2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries. Data is sourced from FiveThirtyEight's endorsement tracker^[5] where more recent data is not available.

Totals by group

Candidate		DPL	Governors	Senators	Representatives	DNC members	Totals
	Joe Biden	12	23	42	182	27	285
	Bernie Sanders *	0	0	0	2	17	19
	Elizabeth Warren *	0	0	0	3	9	12
	Amy Klobuchar *	1	0	0	3	1	5
	Pete Buttigieg *	1	0	0	0	4	5
	Michael Bloomberg *	0	0	0	0	5	5
	Endorsed a candidate who withdrew before March 2020	0	0	0	9	11	20
	No endorsement yet	12	5	5	34	361	418
Totals		26	28	47 (48 total; 1 DPL excluded)	234 (235 total; 1 DPL excluded)	435 (447 total; 3 Governors, 2 Representatives, 2 Senators and 5 others excluded)	771

* = candidates who withdrew or suspended their campaigns

Note: Democrats Abroad automatic delegates are assigned half-votes; each of them accounts for 1⁄2 rather than 1 in the table above.

List

Delegate	State	Position	Endorsement	Date	Ref.
Andrew Cuomo	New York	governor	Biden	January 2, 2019	^[6]
Dianne Feinstein	California	senator	Biden	January 3, 2019	^[7]
Tom Carper	Delaware	senator	Biden	January 8, 2019	^[8]
Laphonza Butler	California	DNC member	Harris	January 21, 2019	^[9]
James Zogby	District of Columbia	DNC member	Sanders	January 25, 2019	^[10]
Ted Lieu	California	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	April 16, 2019	^[11]
Nanette Barragán	California	representative	Harris	January 29, 2019	^[12]
Bob Menendez	New Jersey	senator	Booker	February 1, 2019	^[13]
Clay N. Middleton	South Carolina	DNC member	Booker	February 4, 2019	^[14]
Walter Mondale	Minnesota	distinguished party leader (former Vice President)	Klobuchar	February 6, 2019	^[15]
Jim McGovern	Massachusetts	representative	Biden^{[note 3]}	April 20, 2020	^[16]
Ed Markey	Massachusetts	senator	Biden^{[note 3]}	April 16, 2020	^[17]
Joe Kennedy III	Massachusetts	representative	Warren	February 9, 2019	^[17]
Lori Trahan	Massachusetts	representative	Warren	February 9, 2019	^[17]
Angie Craig	Minnesota	representative	Biden^{[note 4]}	April 17, 2019	^[18]^[19]
Dean Phillips	Minnesota	representative	Klobuchar	February 10, 2019	^[20]
Tim Walz	Minnesota	governor	Biden^{[note 4]}	August 12, 2020	^[21]
Barbara Lee	California	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	February 14, 2019	^[22]
Patrick Leahy	Vermont	senator	Biden^{[note 5]}	July 28, 2020	^[23]
Peter Welch	Vermont	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	July 28, 2020	^[23]
Larry Cohen	District of Columbia	DNC member	Sanders	February 20, 2019	^[24]
Emmy Ruiz	Texas	DNC member	Harris	February 20, 2019	^[25]
Ro Khanna	California	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	April 20, 2020	^[22]
Frank Pallone Jr.	New Jersey	representative	Booker	February 21, 2019	^[26]
Marguerite M. Schaffer	New Jersey	DNC member	Booker	February 21, 2019	^[26]
Albio Sires	New Jersey	representative	Booker	February 21, 2019	^[26]
Nina Turner	Ohio	DNC member	Sanders	February 21, 2019	^[27]
Chris Coons	Delaware	senator	Biden	February 26, 2019	^[28]
Julia Brownley	California	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	April 16, 2019	^[29]
Rick Larsen	Washington	representative	Inslee	March 1, 2019	^[30]
Karl Racine	District of Columbia	DNC member	Harris	March 7, 2019	^[31]^[32]^[33]
Carolyn Maloney	New York	representative	Gillibrand	March 17, 2019	^[34]
Susie A. Shannon	California	DNC member	Sanders	March 25, 2019	^[35]
Eric Swalwell	California	representative	Biden^{[note 6]}	April 29, 2020	^[36]^[37]
Steven Grossman	Massachusetts	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Buttigieg	April 11, 2019	^[38]
John Graham	New Jersey	DNC member	Booker	April 12, 2019	^[39]
Bernadette P. McPherson	New Jersey	DNC member	Booker	April 12, 2019	^[39]
Nan Whaley	Ohio	DNC member	Buttigieg	April 14, 2019	^[40]
Michelle Deatrick	Michigan	DNC member	Sanders	April 18, 2019	^[41]
Kate Donaghue	Massachusetts	DNC member	Warren	April 19, 2019	^[42]
Stephen F. Lynch	Massachusetts	representative	Biden	April 22, 2019	^[43]
Ed Rendell	Pennsylvania	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Biden	April 22, 2019	^[44]
Matt Cartwright	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	April 24, 2019	^[45]
Cristóbal J. Alex	Texas	DNC member	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[46]^[47]
Joe Biden	Delaware	distinguished party leader (former Vice President)	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[48]
Lisa Blunt Rochester	Delaware	representative	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[49]
Brendan Boyle	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[45]
John Carney	Delaware	governor	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[50]
Bob Casey Jr.	Pennsylvania	senator	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[51]
Dwight Evans	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[45]
Doug Jones	Alabama	senator	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[52]
Cedric Richmond	Louisiana	representative	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[53]
Symone Sanders	District of Columbia	DNC member	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[54]
Thomas Suozzi	New York	representative	Biden	April 25, 2019	^[55]
Michael Bennet	Colorado	senator	Biden^{[note 7]}	April 8, 2020	^[56]
A. Donald McEachin	Virginia	representative	Biden	May 3, 2019	^[57]
Steve Bullock	Montana	governor	Bullock	May 14, 2019	^[58]
Filemon Vela Jr.	Texas	representative	Biden	May 14, 2019	^[59]
Tom Daschle	South Dakota	distinguished party leader (former Senate leader)	Biden	May 20, 2019	^[60]
Kim Schrier	Washington	representative	Inslee	May 23, 2019	^[61]
Al Lawson	Florida	representative	Biden	May 30, 2019	^[62]
Jon Tester	Montana	senator	Biden^{[note 8]}	May 15, 2020	^[63]
Al Green	Texas	representative	Harris	June 20, 2019	^[64]
Derek Kilmer	Washington	representative	Inslee	June 20, 2019	^[65]
Lacy Clay	Missouri	representative	Harris	June 25, 2019	^[66]
Jan M. Bauer	Iowa	DNC member	Bullock	June 26, 2019	^[67]
Barry J. Goodman	Michigan	DNC member	Biden	June 28, 2019	^[68]
Ned Lamont	Connecticut	governor	Biden	July 2, 2019	^[69]
Jahana Hayes	Connecticut	representative	Harris	July 3, 2019	^[70]
Eddie Bernice Johnson	Texas	representative	Biden	July 22, 2019	^[71]
Leopoldo J. Martinez	Virginia	DNC member	Biden	July 22, 2019	^[72]
Mary Sullivan	Vermont	DNC member	Sanders	July 23, 2019	^[73]
William Owen	Tennessee	DNC member	Biden	July 29, 2019	^[74]
Katherine Clark	Massachusetts	representative	Warren	July 30, 2019	^[75]
Raúl Grijalva	Arizona	representative	Warren	July 30, 2019	^[75]
Deb Haaland	New Mexico	representative	Biden^{[note 3]}	April 9, 2020	^[76]
Andy Levin	Michigan	representative	Biden^{[note 3]}	April 20, 2020	^[16]
J. Luis Correa	California	representative	Biden	August 22, 2019	^[77]
Curtis Wylde	Missouri	DNC member	Sanders	August 31, 2019	^[78]
Troy Jackson	Maine	DNC member	Sanders	September 1, 2019	^[79]^[80]
Jamie Raskin	Maryland	representative	Biden^{[note 3]}	April 20, 2020	^[81]
Kweisi Mfume	Maryland	representative
Nikki Ford Barnes	Florida	DNC member	Booker	September 12, 2019	^[82]
Vicente Gonzalez	Texas	representative	Biden^{[note 9]}	September 15, 2019	^[83]^[84]
G. K. Butterfield	North Carolina	representative	Biden	September 19, 2019	^[85]
Emanuel Cleaver	Missouri	representative	Biden	September 19, 2019	^[85]
Charlie Crist	Florida	representative	Biden	September 19, 2019	^[85]
Alex Goff	Nevada	DNC member	Warren	October 10, 2019	^[86]
Betty McCollum	Minnesota	representative	Klobuchar	October 10, 2019	^[87]
Ilhan Omar	Minnesota	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	July 20, 2020	^[88]
Chris Dodd	Connecticut	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Biden	October 18, 2019	^[89]
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	April 15, 2020	^[90]
Terry L. Tucker	Colorado	DNC member	Sanders	October 22, 2019	^[91]
Jeri D. Shepherd	Colorado	DNC member	Sanders	October 22, 2019	^[91]
Katie Porter	California	representative	Biden ^{[note 3]}	April 8, 2020	^[92]
Rashida Tlaib	Michigan	representative	Sanders	October 27, 2019	^[93]
Ayanna Pressley	Massachusetts	representative	Warren	November 6, 2019	^[94]
Marc Veasey	Texas	representative	Biden	November 7, 2019	^[95]
Tim Ryan	Ohio	representative	Biden^{[note 6]}	November 13, 2019	^[96]^[97]
Kurt Schrader	Oregon	representative	Biden	November 16, 2019	^[98]
Ted Terry	Georgia	DNC member	Sanders	November 21, 2019	^[99]
Salud Carbajal	California	representative	Harris^{[note 10]}	November 22, 2019	^[100]^[101]
Dina Titus	Nevada	representative	Biden	November 25, 2019	^[102]
Peter Visclosky	Indiana	representative	Biden ^{[note 11]}	April 17, 2020	^[103]
Kerman Maddox	California	DNC member	Biden	November 26, 2019	^[104]
John Garamendi	California	representative	Biden	November 30, 2019	^[105]
Jan Schakowsky	Illinois	representative	Warren	November 30, 2019	^[106]
Ami Bera	California	representative	Biden	December 3, 2019	^[107]
María Meléndez	Puerto Rico	DNC member	Biden	December 5, 2019	^[108]
Denise Merrill	Connecticut	DNC member	Warren	December 9, 2019	^[109]^[110]
Bob Mulholland	California	DNC member	Biden^{[note 2]}	December 11, 2019	^[111]
Lucille Roybal-Allard	California	representative	Biden	December 13, 2019	^[112]
Carla Brailey	Texas	DNC member	Bloomberg	December 20, 2019	^[113]
Tony Cárdenas	California	representative	Biden	December 23, 2019	^[114]
Keith Harper	District of Columbia	DNC member	Buttigieg	December 23, 2019	^[115]
Mark LaChey	Michigan	DNC member	Buttigieg	January 1, 2020	^[116]
Abby Finkenauer	Iowa	representative	Biden	January 3, 2020	^[117]
Jeff Berman	District of Columbia	DNC member	Steyer^{[note 10]}	January 3, 2020	^[118]^[119]
Chrissy Houlahan	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	January 5, 2020	^[120]
Conor Lamb	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	January 5, 2020	^[120]
Elaine Luria	Virginia	representative	Biden	January 5, 2020	^[120]
Henry R. Muñoz III	Texas	DNC member	Biden	January 5, 2020	^[46]^[121]^[122]
Megan E. Green	Missouri	DNC member	Sanders	January 8, 2020	^[123]
Martha Fuller Clark	New Hampshire	DNC member	Biden	January 9, 2020	^[124]
Eric Garcetti	California	DNC member	Biden	January 9, 2020	^[125]^[126]
Allison A. Stephens	Nevada	DNC member	Warren^{[note 9]}	January 9, 2020	^[127]^[128]
Kerri Evelyn Harris	Delaware	DNC member	Sanders	January 10, 2020	^[129]
Alexandra Gallardo Rooker	California	DNC member	Bloomberg	January 10, 2020	^[130]
Colin Allred	Texas	representative	Biden^{[note 9]}	January 13, 2020	^[131]^[132]
Sean Patrick Maloney	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 10]}	January 13, 2020	^[133]^[134]
Michael Hancock	Colorado	DNC member	Biden^{[note 12]}	March 2, 2020	^[135]^[136]^[137]
Joaquin Castro	Texas	representative	Warren^{[note 9]}	January 14, 2020	^[138]^[139]
Tom Malinowski	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 13]}	January 14, 2020	^[26]^[140]
Mark Pocan	Wisconsin	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	April 20, 2020	^[141]
Terri Sewell	Alabama	representative	Biden	January 17, 2020	^[142]
Pramila Jayapal	Washington	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	April 27, 2020	^[143]
Sanford Bishop	Georgia	representative	Biden	January 21, 2020	^[144]
Alcee Hastings	Florida	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	January 21, 2020	^[145]^[144]
Sandy Opstvedt	Iowa	DNC member	Biden	January 21, 2020	^[146]
Donald Payne Jr.	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 13]}	January 21, 2020	^[26]^[144]
José R. Rodríguez	Texas	DNC member	Warren^{[note 14]}	January 21, 2020	^[147]^[148]
Kathy Sullivan	New Hampshire	DNC member	Warren	January 21, 2020	^[149]
Frederica Wilson	Florida	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	January 21, 2020	^[150]^[144]
Khary Penebaker	Wisconsin	DNC member	Bloomberg^{[note 13]}	January 23, 2020	^[151]^[152]
William H. Shaheen	New Hampshire	DNC member	Biden	January 23, 2020	^[153]
Cindy Axne	Iowa	representative	Biden	January 25, 2020	^[154]
Mark Smith	Iowa	DNC member	Biden^{[note 13]}	January 26, 2020	^[155]^[156]
Seth Moulton	Massachusetts	representative	Biden^{[note 6]}	January 27, 2020	^[157]^[158]
Alma Adams	North Carolina	representative	Biden	January 28, 2020	^[159]
Brad Schneider	Illinois	representative	Biden	January 29, 2020	^[160]
Ben McAdams	Utah	representative	Bloomberg	January 31, 2020	^[161]
Ruth Anna Buffalo	North Dakota	DNC member	Sanders	January 31, 2020^{[note 15]}	^[163]
Paul G. Kirk	Massachusetts	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Biden	January 31, 2020	^[164]
Sierra Yamanaka	Arizona	DNC member	Bloomberg	January 31, 2020	^[165]
Linda Sánchez	California	representative	Klobuchar	February 1, 2020	^[166]
Danny K. Davis	Illinois	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	February 2, 2020	^[167]^[168]
Will Colom	Mississippi	DNC member	Bloomberg	February 4, 2020	^[169]
Alex Padilla	California	DNC member	Biden^{[note 2]}	February 4, 2020	^[125]^[170]^[171]
Grace Diaz	Rhode Island	DNC member	Biden	February 6, 2020	^[172]
Jared Golden	Maine	representative	Bennet	February 6, 2020	^[173]
Gilda Cobb-Hunter	South Carolina	DNC member	Steyer	February 12, 2020	^[174]
Jenny Wilson	Utah	DNC member	Buttigieg	February 14, 2020	^[175]
Steven Horsford	Nevada	representative	Biden	February 14, 2020	^[176]
Celina Vasquez	Texas	DNC member	Warren^{[note 9]}	February 17, 2020	^[177]^[178]
Sylvia Garcia	Texas	representative	Biden	February 19, 2020	^[179]
Jesús "Chuy" García	Illinois	representative	Biden^{[note 5]}	April 9, 2020	^[180]^[181]
David Price	North Carolina	representative	Biden	February 25, 2020	^[182]
Jim Clyburn	South Carolina	representative	Biden	February 26, 2020	^[183]
Maria Echaveste	California	DNC member	Klobuchar	February 26, 2020	^[184]
Iris Y. Martinez	Illinois	DNC member	Biden	February 26, 2020	^[185]
Tim Kaine	Virginia	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)^{[note 16]}	Biden	February 28, 2020	^[186]
Richard E. Neal	Massachusetts	representative	Warren	February 28, 2020	^[187]
Marc Broklawski	Virginia	DNC member	Biden	February 28, 2020	^[188]
Terry McAuliffe	Virginia	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Biden	February 29, 2020	^[189]
Randi Weingarten	New York	DNC member	Warren	February 29, 2020	^[190]
Robert C. Scott	Virginia	representative	Biden	February 29, 2020	^[191]
Don Beyer	Virginia	representative	Biden^{[note 11]}	March 1, 2020	^[192]^[193]
Ray McKinnon	North Carolina	DNC member	Sanders	March 1, 2020	^[194]
Greg Stanton	Arizona	representative	Biden	March 1, 2020	^[195]
Debbie Wasserman Schultz	Florida	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)^{[note 17]}	Biden	March 1, 2020	^[196]
Jennifer Wexton	Virginia	representative	Biden	March 1, 2020	^[197]
Gil Cisneros	California	representative	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[198]
Steven C. Cochran	Virginia	DNC member	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[199]
Tammy Duckworth	Illinois	senator	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[200]
Veronica Escobar	Texas	representative	Biden^{[note 10]}	March 2, 2020	^[133]^[201]
Marcia Fudge	Ohio	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	March 2, 2020	^[202]^[203]
Amy Klobuchar	Minnesota	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	March 2, 2020	^[204]^[205]
Mark Mallory	Ohio	DNC member	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[206]
Jerry McNerney	California	representative	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[207]
Harry Reid	Nevada	distinguished party leader (former Senate leader)	Biden	March 2, 2020	^[208]
Roy Romer	Colorado	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)	Biden^{[note 7]}	March 2, 2020	^[209]^[210]
Yasmine Taeb	Virginia	DNC member	Sanders	March 2, 2020	^[211]
Jim Costa	California	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	March 3, 2020	^[212]^[213]
Joshua Harris-Till	Oklahoma	DNC member	Warren	March 3, 2020	^[214]^[215]^[216]
Collin Peterson	Minnesota	representative	Biden^{[note 4]}	March 3, 2020	^[217]^[218]
Bennie G. Thompson	Mississippi	representative	Biden	March 3, 2020	^[219]
Abigail Spanberger	Virginia	representative	Biden	March 3, 2020	^[220]
Kathy Castor	Florida	representative	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[221]
Bill Foster	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[222]
Lois Frankel	Florida	representative	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[221]
Robin Kelly	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[222]
Andy Kim	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 18]}	March 4, 2020	^[26]^[223]^[224]
Mike Quigley	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[222]
Gina Raimondo	Rhode Island	governor	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 4, 2020	^[225]^[226]
Kyrsten Sinema	Arizona	senator	Biden	March 4, 2020	^[227]
Kathleen Rice	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 20]}	March 4, 2020	^[133]^[228]^[229]
Ted Deutch	Florida	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 4, 2020	^[230]^[231]
Gretchen Whitmer	Michigan	governor	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[232]
Elissa Slotkin	Michigan	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[233]
Ann Kuster	New Hampshire	representative	Biden^{[note 11]}	March 5, 2020	^[234]^[235]
David Trone	Maryland	representative	Biden^{[note 21]}	March 5, 2020	^[236]^[237]
Anthony G. Brown	Maryland	representative	Biden^{[note 11]}	March 5, 2020	^[238]^[235]
Dutch Ruppersberger	Maryland	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[237]
Val Demings	Florida	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[239]
Madeleine Dean	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[240]
Sean Casten	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[241]
Susan Davis	California	representative	Biden	March 5, 2020	^[242]
Haley Stevens	Michigan	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 5, 2020	^[243]^[244]
Brenda Lawrence	Michigan	representative	Biden^{[note 2]}	March 5, 2020	^[245]^[244]
Harley Rouda	California	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 6, 2020	^[246]^[247]
Maggie Hassan	New Hampshire	senator	Biden	March 6, 2020	^[248]
Darren Soto	Florida	representative	Biden	March 6, 2020	^[249]
Ruben Gallego	Arizona	representative	Biden^{[note 22]}	March 6, 2020	^[250]^[251]^[252]
Dick Durbin	Illinois	senator	Biden	March 6, 2020	^[253]
Stephanie Murphy	Florida	representative	Biden^{[note 23]}	March 6, 2020	^[133]^[254]^[249]
Joshua Boschee	North Dakota	DNC member	Biden^{[note 11]}	March 6, 2020	^[255]^[256]^[257]
Sheila Jackson Lee	Texas	representative	Biden	March 7, 2020	^[258]
Kamala Harris	California	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	March 8, 2020	^[259]
Tina Smith	Minnesota	senator	Biden^{[note 4]}	March 8, 2020	^[260]
Cory Booker	New Jersey	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	March 9, 2020	^[261]^[262]
Hank Johnson	Georgia	representative	Biden	March 9, 2020	^[263]
Gregory Meeks	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 9, 2020	^[264]^[265]
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell	Florida	representative	Biden	March 9, 2020	^[266]
Bonnie Watson Coleman	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 13]}	March 9, 2020	^[26]^[267]
Muriel Bowser	District of Columbia	governor^{[note 24]}	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 10, 2020	^[268]
Eleanor Holmes Norton	District of Columbia	representative (delegate)	Biden	March 10, 2020	^[269]
Marcy Kaptur	Ohio	representative	Biden	March 10, 2020	^[270]
Bobby L. Rush	Illinois	representative	Biden^{[note 25]}	March 10, 2020	^[150]^[271]^[272]
Mark Takano	California	representative	Sanders	March 10, 2020	^[273]
Pete Aguilar	California	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 11, 2020	^[274]^[275]
Mary Gay Scanlon	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	March 11, 2020	^[276]
Josh Gottheimer	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 26]}	March 11, 2020	^[26]^[274]^[275]
Raja Krishnamoorthi	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 11, 2020	^[272]
Nita Lowey	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 11, 2020	^[274]^[275]
Lucy McBath	Georgia	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 11, 2020	^[277]^[275]
Donald Norcross	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 13]}	March 11, 2019	^[26]^[275]
Bill Pascrell	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 13]}	March 11, 2019	^[26]^[275]
Scott Peters	California	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 11, 2020	^[278]^[275]
Stacey Plaskett	U.S. Virgin Islands	representative (delegate)	Biden^{[note 25]}	March 11, 2020	^[279]^[280]^[275]
Max Rose	New York	representative	Biden^{[note 19]}	March 11, 2020	^[281]^[275]
Mikie Sherrill	New Jersey	representative	Biden^{[note 26]}	March 11, 2020	^[26]^[282]^[275]
Pam Stephenson	Georgia	DNC member	Biden	March 11, 2020	^[283]
Juan Vargas	California	representative	Biden^{[note 27]}	March 11, 2020	^[284]^[285]^[275]
John Currie	New Jersey	DNC member	Biden^{[note 13]}	March 11, 2020	^[286]
Dave Loebsack	Iowa	representative	Biden^{[note 11]}	March 12, 2020	^[287]^[288]
Gregorio Sablan	Northern Marianas	representative (delegate)	Biden	March 12, 2020	^[289]^[290]
Ann Kirkpatrick	Arizona	representative	Biden	March 12, 2020	^[291]
Jackie Speier	California	representative	Biden	March 13, 2020	^[292]
Karen Bass	California	representative	Biden	March 13, 2020	^[293]
Adriano Espaillat	New York	representative	Biden	March 15, 2020	^[294]
Donna Shalala	Florida	representative	Biden	March 15, 2020	^[295]
J. B. Pritzker	Illinois	governor	Biden	March 16, 2020	^[296]
Marian B. Tasco	Pennsylvania	DNC member	Biden	March 16, 2020	^[297]
Michael A. Nutter	Pennsylvania	DNC member	Biden^{[note 28]}	March 16, 2020	^[298]^[299]^[300]^[297]
Carol Ronen	Illinois	DNC member	Biden	March 16, 2020	^[301]
Raul Ruiz	California	representative	Biden	March 17, 2020	^[302]
Brad Sherman	California	representative	Biden	March 17, 2020	^[303]
Gary Winston Apple	Missouri	DNC member	Sanders	March 18, 2020
Gerald E. Connolly	Virginia	representative	Biden	March 18, 2020	^[304]
Tulsi Gabbard	Hawaii	representative	Biden^{[note 6]}	March 19, 2020	^[305]^[306]
Jim Himes	Connecticut	representative	Biden	March 19, 2020	^[307]
Kirsten Gillibrand	New York	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	March 19, 2020	^[308]^[309]
Jared Huffman	California	representative	Biden	April 1, 2020
Ron Kind	Wisconsin	representative	Biden	April 3, 2020
Sherrod Brown	Ohio	senator	Biden	April 7, 2020
Susan Wild	Pennsylvania	representative	Biden	April 8, 2020	^[310]
Kate Brown	Oregon	governor	Biden	April 8, 2020	^[311]
Bernie Sanders	Vermont	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	April 13, 2020	^[312]
Barack Obama	Illinois	distinguished party leader (former President)	Biden	April 14, 2020	^[313]
Elizabeth Warren	Massachusetts	senator	Biden^{[note 6]}	April 15, 2020	^[17]^[314]
Jay Inslee	Washington	governor	Biden^{[note 6]}	April 22, 2020	^[30]^[315]
Al Gore	Tennessee	distinguished party leader (former Vice President)	Biden	April 22, 2020	^[316]
Nancy Pelosi	California	representative (House Speaker)	Biden	April 27, 2020	^[317]
Gavin Newsom	California	governor	Biden^{[note 2]}	May 8, 2020	^[318]
Phil Murphy	New Jersey	governor	Biden^{[note 13]}	May 14, 2020	^[319]
Michelle Lujan Grisham	New Mexico	governor	Biden	May 22, 2020	^[320]
Jimmy Carter	Georgia	distinguished party leader (former President)
Bill Clinton	New York	distinguished party leader (former President)
George J. Mitchell	New York	distinguished party leader (former Senate leader)
Dick Gephardt	Missouri	distinguished party leader (former House leader)
Joe Andrew	Maryland	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Donna Brazile	District of Columbia	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Kenneth M. Curtis	Maine	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)			^[321]
Howard Dean	Vermont	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Debra DeLee	Massachusetts	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Donald Fowler	South Carolina	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Fred R. Harris	New Mexico	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
David Wilhelm	Ohio	distinguished party leader (former DNC chair)
Tom O'Halleran	Arizona	representative
Mike Thompson	California	representative	Biden	August 11, 2020	^[322]
Doris Matsui	California	representative	Biden	May 5, 2020	^[323]
Josh Harder	California	representative	Biden	April 25, 2020	^[324]
Mark DeSaulnier	California	representative
Anna Eshoo	California	representative
Zoe Lofgren	California	representative
Jimmy Panetta	California	representative
TJ Cox	California	representative
Judy Chu	California	representative	Biden	May 20, 2020	^[325]
Adam Schiff	California	representative	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[326]
Grace Napolitano	California	representative
Jimmy Gomez	California	representative
Norma Torres	California	representative
Maxine Waters	California	representative	Biden	June 2, 2020	^[327]
Alan Lowenthal	California	representative
Mike Levin	California	representative	Biden	April 16, 2020	^[328]
Diana DeGette	Colorado	representative	Biden	May 3, 2020	^[329]
Joe Neguse	Colorado	representative
Jason Crow	Colorado	representative	Biden	April 8, 2020	^[330]
Ed Perlmutter	Colorado	representative	Biden	April 14, 2020	^[331]
John B. Larson	Connecticut	representative	Biden	May 27, 2020	^[332]
Joe Courtney	Connecticut	representative	Biden	May 27, 2020	^[332]
Rosa DeLauro	Connecticut	representative	Biden	May 27, 2020	^[332]
David Scott	Georgia	representative
Michael San Nicolas	Guam	representative (delegate)
Ed Case	Hawaii	representative	Biden	April 17, 2020	^[333]
Daniel Lipinski	Illinois	representative	Biden	March 13, 2020	^[334]
Lauren Underwood	Illinois	representative
Cheri Bustos	Illinois	representative	Biden	April 20, 2020	^[335]
André Carson	Indiana	representative	Biden	July 20, 2020	^[336]
Sharice Davids	Kansas	representative	Biden	April 14, 2020	^[337]
John Yarmuth	Kentucky	representative	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[338]
Chellie Pingree	Maine	representative
Steny Hoyer	Maryland	representative	Biden	May 31, 2020	^[339]
John Sarbanes	Maryland	representative	Biden	May 26, 2020	^[340]
Bill Keating	Massachusetts	representative
Dan Kildee	Michigan	representative
Debbie Dingell	Michigan	representative	Biden	June 15, 2020	^[341]
Susie Lee	Nevada	representative	Biden	May 28, 2020	^[342]
Chris Pappas	New Hampshire	representative	Biden	May 9, 2020	^[343]
Xochitl Torres Small	New Mexico	representative
Ben Ray Luján	New Mexico	representative	Biden	May 28, 2020	^[344]
Grace Meng	New York	representative
Nydia Velázquez	New York	representative
Hakeem Jeffries	New York	representative
Yvette Clarke	New York	representative
Jerrold Nadler	New York	representative
Eliot Engel	New York	representative	Biden	April 28, 2020	^[345]
Antonio Delgado	New York	representative
José E. Serrano	New York	representative
Paul Tonko	New York	representative
Anthony Brindisi	New York	representative	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[346]
Joseph D. Morelle	New York	representative
Brian Higgins	New York	representative
Joyce Beatty	Ohio	representative	Biden	April 28, 2020	^[347]
Kendra Horn	Oklahoma	representative
Suzanne Bonamici	Oregon	representative
Earl Blumenauer	Oregon	representative
Peter DeFazio	Oregon	representative
Mike Doyle	Pennsylvania	representative
David Cicilline	Rhode Island	representative	Biden	May 19, 2020	^[348]
Jim Langevin	Rhode Island	representative	Biden	May 19, 2020	^[348]
Joe Cunningham	South Carolina	representative
Jim Cooper	Tennessee	representative
Steve Cohen	Tennessee	representative
Lizzie Fletcher	Texas	representative	Biden	April 24, 2020	^[349]
Henry Cuellar	Texas	representative	Biden	April 17, 2020	^[350]
Lloyd Doggett	Texas	representative
Suzan DelBene	Washington	representative
Adam Smith	Washington	representative
Denny Heck	Washington	representative
Gwen Moore	Wisconsin	representative	Biden	April 22, 2020	^[351]
Chuck Schumer	New York	senator (Senate leader)	Biden	August 16, 2020	^[352]
Richard Blumenthal	Connecticut	senator	Biden	May 20, 2020	^[353]
Chris Murphy	Connecticut	senator	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[354]
Michael Donald Brown	District of Columbia	senator^{[note 29]}
Paul Strauss	District of Columbia	senator^{[note 29]}
Mazie Hirono	Hawaii	senator	Biden	April 17, 2020	^[355]
Brian Schatz	Hawaii	senator	Biden	April 17, 2020	^[355]
Ben Cardin	Maryland	senator	Biden	May 21, 2020	^[356]
Chris Van Hollen	Maryland	senator	Biden	May 21, 2020	^[356]
Gary Peters	Michigan	senator	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[357]
Debbie Stabenow	Michigan	senator	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[357]
Catherine Cortez Masto	Nevada	senator	Biden	April 30, 2020	^[358]
Jacky Rosen	Nevada	senator	Biden	July 2, 2020	^[359]
Jeanne Shaheen	New Hampshire	senator	Biden	April 17, 2020	^[360]
Martin Heinrich	New Mexico	senator	Biden	April 14, 2020	^[344]
Tom Udall	New Mexico	senator	Biden	April 8, 2020	^[361]
Jeff Merkley	Oregon	senator
Ron Wyden	Oregon	senator
Jack Reed	Rhode Island	senator	Biden	May 19, 2020	^[348]
Sheldon Whitehouse	Rhode Island	senator	Biden	May 19, 2020	^[348]
Mark Warner	Virginia	senator	Biden	April 20, 2020	^[362]
Maria Cantwell	Washington	senator
Patty Murray	Washington	senator	Biden	February 20, 2020	^[363]
Tammy Baldwin	Wisconsin	senator	Biden	April 15, 2020	^[364]
Joe Manchin	West Virginia	senator	Biden	April 16, 2020	^[365]
Lolo Matalasi Moliga	American Samoa	governor
Jared Polis	Colorado	governor	Biden	June 5, 2020	^[366]
Lou Leon Guerrero	Guam	governor	Biden	August 12, 2020	^[367]
David Ige	Hawaii	governor
Laura Kelly	Kansas	governor
Andy Beshear	Kentucky	governor	Biden	August 20, 2020	^[368]
John Bel Edwards	Louisiana	governor
Janet Mills	Maine	governor	Biden	August 18, 2020	^[369]
Steve Sisolak	Nevada	governor
Roy Cooper	North Carolina	governor	Biden	July 3, 2020	^[370]
Tom Wolf	Pennsylvania	governor	Biden	May 27, 2020	^[371]
Ralph Northam	Virginia	governor
Albert Bryan	U.S. Virgin Islands	governor	Biden	August 21, 2020	^[372]
Tony Evers	Wisconsin	governor	Biden	August 3, 2020	^[373]
Tom Perez	Maryland	DNC Member (Chair)
Clinton M. Daughtrey	Alabama	DNC member
Christopher J. England	Alabama	DNC member			^[374]
Unzell Kelley	Alabama	DNC member
Janet May	Alabama	DNC member
Charlie Lethate Staten	Alabama	DNC member
Patricia Todd	Alabama	DNC member			^[374]
Chuck Degnan	Alaska	DNC member
Sheila A. Selkregg	Alaska	DNC member
Casey Steinau	Alaska	DNC member
Edward Wesley	Alaska	DNC member
Michael John Gray	Arkansas	DNC member
Nicole Hart	Arkansas	DNC member
Dustin McDaniel	Arkansas	DNC member
Lottie Shackelford	Arkansas	DNC member
Kasey Summerville	Arkansas	DNC member
Marcus Langkilde	American Samoa	DNC member			^[375]
Petti Matila	American Samoa	DNC member
Aliitama Soto'a	American Samoa	DNC member
Minnie Tuia	American Samoa	DNC member
Douglas Ballard	Arizona	DNC member
William Patrick Burns	Arizona	DNC member
Adrian Fontes	Arizona	DNC member
Luis Alberto Heredia	Arizona	DNC member
Ellie Perez	Arizona	DNC member
Felecia Rotellini	Arizona	DNC member
Steven K. Alari	California	DNC member
William Derrough	California	DNC member			^[376]
Maria Elena Durazo	California	DNC member			^[376]
Becca Doten	California	DNC member
Jesse L. Durfee	California	DNC member
Mary Ellen Early	California	DNC member
Ron Galperin	California	DNC member
Rusty Hicks	California	DNC member
Alice A. Huffman	California	DNC member
Aleita J. Huguenin	California	DNC member
Lorna M. Johnson	California	DNC member
Michael Kapp	California	DNC member
Sam Dobson	South Carolina	DNC member			^[125]^[377]
Andrew Lachman	California	DNC member
Otto Lee	California	DNC member
Sandra M. Lowe	California	DNC member
Christine Pelosi	California	DNC member
John Pérez	California	DNC member
Melahat Rafiei	California	DNC member
Rion J. Ramirez	California	DNC member
Garry S. Shay	California	DNC member
Keith Umemoto	California	DNC member
Amy Elaine Wakeland	California	DNC member
Rosalind Wyman	California	DNC member
Laurence S. Zakson	California	DNC member
Morgan Carroll	Colorado	DNC member
Howard Chou	Colorado	DNC member
Michael F. Hamrick	Colorado	DNC member
Nancy DiNardo	Connecticut	DNC member
John W. Olsen	Connecticut	DNC member
Erick Russell	Connecticut	DNC member
Joanne Sullivan	Connecticut	DNC member			^[109]
Nancy Wyman	Connecticut	DNC member
Tony Coelho	Delaware	DNC member			^[109]
Sean Finnigan	Delaware	DNC member
Valerie Longhurst	Delaware	DNC member
Elizabeth Maron	Delaware	DNC member			^[378]
Erik Raser-Schramm	Delaware	DNC member
Connie Borde	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Julia Bryan	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
John A. Eastwood	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Adrianne R. George	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Martha McDevitt-Pugh	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Alex Montgomery	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Kenneth E. Sherman	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
Orlando E. Vidal	Democrats Abroad	DNC member^{[note 30]}
James Joseph Boland	District of Columbia	DNC member
Calla R. Brown	District of Columbia	DNC member
Roxanne D. Brown	District of Columbia	DNC member
Maria Cardona	District of Columbia	DNC member
Alexandra Chalupa	District of Columbia	DNC member
J. David Cox	District of Columbia	DNC member
Leah Daughtry	District of Columbia	DNC member
Jack Evans	District of Columbia	DNC member
Earl D. Fowlkes Jr.	District of Columbia	DNC member
Lily L. Eskelsen Garcia	District of Columbia	DNC member
Linda L. Gray	District of Columbia	DNC member
Harold M. Ickes	District of Columbia	DNC member
Claire Lucas	District of Columbia	DNC member
Silvia J. Martinez	District of Columbia	DNC member
Minyon Moore	District of Columbia	DNC member
Carol J. Pensky	District of Columbia	DNC member
Carrie Pugh	District of Columbia	DNC member
Steve Regenstreif	District of Columbia	DNC member
Lee A. Saunders	District of Columbia	DNC member
Rick C. Wade	District of Columbia	DNC member
Charles E. Wilson	District of Columbia	DNC member
Dwight Bullard	Florida	DNC member
Cynthia M. Busch	Florida	DNC member
Grace Carrington	Florida	DNC member
Briana L. Cartwright	Florida	DNC member
Alan R. Clendenin	Florida	DNC member
Ken N. Evans	Florida	DNC member
Alma R. Gonzalez	Florida	DNC member
Mikaela Guido	Florida	DNC member			^[379]
Shawn W. Kinsey	Florida	DNC member
Chris Korge	Florida	DNC member			^[378]
Maureen A. McKenna	Florida	DNC member
Judy C. Mount	Florida	DNC member
John A. Ramos	Florida	DNC member
Terrie Lorraine Rizzo	Florida	DNC member
Casmore Shaw	Florida	DNC member
Craig Smith	Florida	DNC member
Wendy Davis	Georgia	DNC member
Daniel J. Halpern	Georgia	DNC member
Sheikh Rahman	Georgia	DNC member
Richard A. Ray	Georgia	DNC member
Sally S. Rosser	Georgia	DNC member
Nikema Williams	Georgia	DNC member
Jon Junior Calvo	Guam	DNC member			^[380]
Regine Biscoe Lee	Guam	DNC member			^[380]
Rory Respicio	Guam	DNC member			^[380]
Bart E. Dame	Hawaii	DNC member			^[381]
Gary Hooser	Hawaii	DNC member			^[381]
Jadine Nielsen	Hawaii	DNC member			^[381]^[382]
Kathleen G. Stanley	Hawaii	DNC member			^[381]
Evangeline M. Beechler	Idaho	DNC member
Susan S. Eastlake	Idaho	DNC member
Jerry C. Shriner	Idaho	DNC member
Paulette Jordan	Idaho	DNC member
Jesse Maldonado	Idaho	DNC member
Carrie Austin	Illinois	DNC member
Jerry F. Costello	Illinois	DNC member
John J. Cullerton	Illinois	DNC member
Daniel W. Hynes	Illinois	DNC member
Victoria R. Koffsky	Illinois	DNC member
Michael Madigan	Illinois	DNC member			^[383]
Jayne Mazzotti	Illinois	DNC member
Becky Strzechowski	Illinois	DNC member
Karen A. Yarbrough	Illinois	DNC member
David Frye	Indiana	DNC member
Cindy S. Henry	Indiana	DNC member
Cordelia M. Lewis-Burks	Indiana	DNC member
S. Anthony Long	Indiana	DNC member
John C. Zody	Indiana	DNC member
Scott M. Brennan	Iowa	DNC member
Andrea Phillips	Iowa	DNC member
Vicki Hiatt	Kansas	DNC member
Brandon Johnson	Kansas	DNC member
Teresa Garcia Krusor	Kansas	DNC member
Christopher T. Reeves	Kansas	DNC member
Cassie Chambers Armstrong	Kentucky	DNC member
Susanna French	Kentucky	DNC member
Charlotte Lundergan	Kentucky	DNC member
Ben Self	Kentucky	DNC member
Nathan Gene Smith	Kentucky	DNC member
Deborah J. Langhoff	Louisiana	DNC member
Michael McHale	Louisiana	DNC member
Arthur Morrell	Louisiana	DNC member
Karen Carter Peterson	Louisiana	DNC member
Diane Denk	Maine	DNC member
Erik Gundersen	Maine	DNC member
Kathleen Marra	Maine	DNC member
Maria C. Cordone	Maryland	DNC member
Tefere Gebre	Maryland	DNC member
Bel W. Leong-Hong	Maryland	DNC member
Yvette Lewis	Maryland	DNC member
Robert Martinez Jr.	Maryland	DNC member
Cory V. McCray	Maryland	DNC member
Glenard S. Middleton	Maryland	DNC member
Gregory Pecoraro	Maryland	DNC member
Marc Perrone	Maryland	DNC member
Kenneth Rigmaiden	Maryland	DNC member
Gus Bickford	Massachusetts	DNC member
Deb Goldberg	Massachusetts	DNC member			^[384]
Elaine C. Kamarck	Massachusetts	DNC member
Debra Kozikowski	Massachusetts	DNC member
David M. O'Brien	Massachusetts	DNC member
Melvin Poindexter	Massachusetts	DNC member
James Roosevelt	Massachusetts	DNC member
Susan Thomson	Massachusetts	DNC member
Lavora Barnes	Michigan	DNC member
Scott Benson	Michigan	DNC member
Shauna Ryder Diggs	Michigan	DNC member
Cindy Estrada	Michigan	DNC member
Paula Herbart	Michigan	DNC member
Gerald Kariem	Michigan	DNC member			^[385]
Daryl Newman	Michigan	DNC member
Virgie M. Rollins	Michigan	DNC member
Alexis Wiley	Michigan	DNC member
J. P. Barone	Minnesota	DNC member
Debbie Goettel	Minnesota	DNC member
Ron Harris	Minnesota	DNC member
Marge Hoffa	Minnesota	DNC member
Ken Martin	Minnesota	DNC member
Lori A. Sellner	Minnesota	DNC member
Elly Zaragoza	Minnesota	DNC member
Rae Shawn Davis	Mississippi	DNC member
Bobby Moak	Mississippi	DNC member
Vicki R. Slater	Mississippi	DNC member
Jean Peters Baker	Missouri	DNC member
Persephone Dakopolos	Missouri	DNC member
Clem Smith	Missouri	DNC member
Ethan Smith	Missouri	DNC member
Brian Wahby	Missouri	DNC member
Max Croes	Montana	DNC member			^[109]
Jean Lemire Dahlman	Montana	DNC member
Robyn Driscoll	Montana	DNC member			^[386]
Mary Jenks	Montana	DNC member			^[109]
Jorge Quintana	Montana	DNC member
Ron Kaminski	Nebraska	DNC member
Jane Fleming Kleeb	Nebraska	DNC member
Richard Register	Nebraska	DNC member			^[387]
Patricia A. Zieg	Nebraska	DNC member
Artie Blanco	Nevada	DNC member
William McCurdy II	Nevada	DNC member
Marty McGarry	Nevada	DNC member
Sonja Whitten	Nevada	DNC member			^[385]
Raymond Buckley	New Hampshire	DNC member
Joanne Dowdell	New Hampshire	DNC member			^[388]
Tonio Burgos	New Jersey	DNC member
Marcia Marley	New Jersey	DNC member
George E. Norcross III	New Jersey	DNC member
Kelly Stewart Maer	New Jersey	DNC member			^[389]
Brian Egolf	New Mexico	DNC member			^[385]
Marg Elliston	New Mexico	DNC member
Joni Gutierrez	New Mexico	DNC member
Marcus Porter	New Mexico	DNC member
Raymond Sanchez	New Mexico	DNC member
Stuart H. Appelbaum	New York	DNC member
Michael Blake	New York	DNC member			^[376]
Kyle Bragg	New York	DNC member			^[385]
Maria Cuomo Cole	New York	DNC member
Vivian E. Cook	New York	DNC member
Jennifer Cunningham	New York	DNC member
Hazel Duke	New York	DNC member
Gregory Floyd	New York	DNC member			^[385]
Emily Giske	New York	DNC member
Charlotte Kerpen	New York	DNC member			^[377]
Carl Heastie	New York	DNC member			^[109]
Kathy Hochul	New York	DNC member			^[390]
Jay S. Jacobs	New York	DNC member
Charlie King	New York	DNC member
Christopher Lowe	New York	DNC member
Dennis Mehiel	New York	DNC member			^[385]
Ai-Jen Poo	New York	DNC member
Christine Quinn	New York	DNC member
Michael Reich	New York	DNC member
Andrea Stewart-Cousins	New York	DNC member			^[391]
Gerard J. Sweeney	New York	DNC member
Robert Zimmerman	New York	DNC member
Denise D. Adams	North Carolina	DNC member
Wayne Goodwin	North Carolina	DNC member
Shelia A. Huggins	North Carolina	DNC member
Cliff Moone	North Carolina	DNC member
Bobbie Richardson	North Carolina	DNC member
Diane Robertson	North Carolina	DNC member			^[392]
John R. Verdejo	North Carolina	DNC member
Patrick M. Hart	North Dakota	DNC member
Kylie Oversen	North Dakota	DNC member
Nola K. Hix	Northern Marianas	DNC member			^[393]
Daniel O. Quitugua	Northern Marianas	DNC member			^[393]
Michael A. White	Northern Marianas	DNC member
Tim Burga	Ohio	DNC member
Isabel Framer	Ohio	DNC member
Rebecca L. Higgins	Ohio	DNC member
Ronald L. Malone	Ohio	DNC member
Valarie McCall	Ohio	DNC member
Rhine McLin	Ohio	DNC member
David A. Pepper	Ohio	DNC member
Joe Rugola	Ohio	DNC member
Alicia Andrews	Oklahoma	DNC member			^[214]
Kalyn Free	Oklahoma	DNC member			^[214]
Dave Ratcliff	Oklahoma	DNC member			^[214]
David Walters	Oklahoma	DNC member			^[214]
Carla "KC" Hanson	Oregon	DNC member
Matt K. Keating	Oregon	DNC member
Peter B. Lee	Oregon	DNC member
Travis Nelson	Oregon	DNC member
Ellen Rosenblum	Oregon	DNC member			^[394]^[395]
Tanya Shively	Oregon	DNC member
Rick Bloomingdale	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Ronald Donatucci	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Peggy Grove	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Murat Guzel	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Gerald Lawrence	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Nancy Patton Mills	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Ian Murray	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Evie Rafalko-McNulty	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Sharif Street	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Sylvia C. Wilson	Pennsylvania	DNC member
Luis D. Davila	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Andrés W. López	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Margarita Nolasco	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Manuel Ortiz	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Charlie Rodríguez	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Johanne M. Velez	Puerto Rico	DNC member
Edna O'Neill Mattson	Rhode Island	DNC member
Joseph M. McNamara	Rhode Island	DNC member
Joseph R. Paolino Jr.	Rhode Island	DNC member
Carol K. Fowler	South Carolina	DNC member
Jaime Harrison	South Carolina	DNC member
Lessie Price	South Carolina	DNC member
Travis Robertson Jr.	South Carolina	DNC member
Nikki Gronli	South Dakota	DNC member			^[396]^[397]
Deb J. Knecht	South Dakota	DNC member
Randy Seiler	South Dakota	DNC member
Bill E. Walsh	South Dakota	DNC member
Gale Jones Carson	Tennessee	DNC member
Will T. Cheek	Tennessee	DNC member
Robert H. Cowan	Tennessee	DNC member
Mary Mancini	Tennessee	DNC member
Marisa Richmond	Tennessee	DNC member
Yvonne Davis	Texas	DNC member
A. J. Durrani	Texas	DNC member
Gilberto Hinojosa	Texas	DNC member
Kat Hoang	Texas	DNC member
Eric Johnson	Texas	DNC member			^[398]^[46]
Glen Maxey	Texas	DNC member
Lorraine C. Miller	Texas	DNC member
John B. Patrick	Texas	DNC member
Hasmit R. Popat	Texas	DNC member
Betty Z. Richie	Texas	DNC member
Dennis D. Speight	Texas	DNC member
Senfronia Thompson	Texas	DNC member
Royce West	Texas	DNC member
Nadia Mahallati	Utah	DNC member			^[399]^[400]
Jeff Merchant	Utah	DNC member			^[399]^[400]
Charles A. Stormont	Utah	DNC member
Yohannes Abraham	Virginia	DNC member
Doris Crouse-Mays	Virginia	DNC member
Morgan W. Jameson	Virginia	DNC member
Frank Leone	Virginia	DNC member
Christopher P. Lu	Virginia	DNC member
Jennifer McClellan	Virginia	DNC member
Atima Omara	Virginia	DNC member
Susan R. Swecker	Virginia	DNC member
Jeion Ward	Virginia	DNC member
Cecil R. Benjamin	U.S. Virgin Islands	DNC member
Carol M. Burke	U.S. Virgin Islands	DNC member
Carla Joseph	U.S. Virgin Islands	DNC member
Ernest Morris	U.S. Virgin Islands	DNC member
Terje Anderson	Vermont	DNC member
Tim Jerman	Vermont	DNC member
Tess Taylor	Vermont	DNC member
Ed S. Cote	Washington	DNC member
David Green	Washington	DNC member
Juanita G. Luiz	Washington	DNC member
Sharon Mast	Washington	DNC member
David T. McDonald	Washington	DNC member
Nancy E. Monacelli	Washington	DNC member
Candace Mumm	Washington	DNC member
Tina Podlodowski	Washington	DNC member
Janet Bewley	Wisconsin	DNC member
Martha Marie Love	Wisconsin	DNC member
Felesia Martin	Wisconsin	DNC member
Mahlon Mitchell	Wisconsin	DNC member
Jason Rae	Wisconsin	DNC member			^[401]^[402]
Andrew Werthmann	Wisconsin	DNC member
Ben Wikler	Wisconsin	DNC member
Belinda Biafore	West Virginia	DNC member
Elaine A. Harris	West Virginia	DNC member
William Laird IV	West Virginia	DNC member
Pat Maroney	West Virginia	DNC member
John Perdue	West Virginia	DNC member
Joseph M. Barbuto	Wyoming	DNC member
Jessica S. Chambers	Wyoming	DNC member
Lucas Fralick	Wyoming	DNC member
Erin O'Doherty	Wyoming	DNC member

Notes

^ At least nine delegates and as many as 14 delegates are in at least two of these categories.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Previously endorsed Kamala Harris.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Previously endorsed Elizabeth Warren.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Previously endorsed Amy Klobuchar.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Previously endorsed Bernie Sanders.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Previously a candidate.
^ ^a ^b Previously endorsed Michael Bennet.
^ Previously endorsed Steve Bullock.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Previously endorsed Julián Castro.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Previously endorsed Pete Buttigieg.
^ Previously endorsed John Hickenlooper, then Michael Bennet.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Previously endorsed Cory Booker.
^ Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Julián Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.
^ Elected to the DNC on March 21, 2020, subsequent to her endorsement of Sanders.^[162]
^ Is also a senator.
^ Is also a representative.
^ Previously endorsed Cory Booker, then Pete Buttigieg after Booker withdrew from the race.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Previously endorsed Michael Bloomberg.
^ Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Pete Buttigeg after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.
^ Previously endorsed John Delaney.
^ Previously endorsed Eric Swalwell, then Kamala Harris after Swalwell withdrew from the race.
^ Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Michael Bloomberg after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.
^ Mayor of DC included as an automatic delegate along with governors.
^ ^a ^b Previously endorsed Kamala Harris, then Michael Bloomberg after Harris withdrew from the race.
^ ^a ^b Previously endorsed Cory Booker, then Michael Bloomberg after Booker withdrew from the race.
^ Previously endorsed John Delaney, then Michael Bloomberg after Delaney withdrew from the race.
^ Previously endorsed Michael Bloomberg, and subsequently Joe Biden a week before the latter launched his campaign and then, subsequently, Michael Bloomberg once again.
^ ^a ^b Shadow senator for DC.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h DNC members have a half vote each at the convention. (Democrats Abroad)

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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Mccaskill, Nolan D. (January 21, 2020). "Biden picks up backing from 4 more black lawmakers". Politico. Retrieved January 23, 2020.
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[5] At least nine delegates and as many as 14 delegates are in at least two of these categories.

[previouskamala-12] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Previously endorsed Kamala Harris.

[previouswarren-18] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Previously endorsed Elizabeth Warren.

[PreviousKlobuchar-21] Previously endorsed Amy Klobuchar.

[PreviousSanders-27] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Previously endorsed Bernie Sanders.

[previouscandidate-41] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Previously a candidate.

[PreviousBennet-62] Previously endorsed Michael Bennet.

[70] Previously endorsed Steve Bullock.

[PreviousCastro-91] Previously endorsed Julián Castro.

[PreviousBeto-109] Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke.

[PreviousButtigieg-113] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Previously endorsed Pete Buttigieg.

[146] Previously endorsed John Hickenlooper, then Michael Bennet.

[PreviousBooker-152] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Previously endorsed Cory Booker.

[PreviousBetoThenCastro-160] Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Julián Castro after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.

[177] Elected to the DNC on March 21, 2020, subsequent to her endorsement of Sanders.^[162]

[senator-201] Is also a senator.

[representative-212] Is also a representative.

[240] Previously endorsed Cory Booker, then Pete Buttigieg after Booker withdrew from the race.

[PreviousBloomberg-243] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k Previously endorsed Michael Bloomberg.

[PreviousBetoThenButtigieg-247] Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Pete Buttigeg after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.

[PreviousDelaney-256] Previously endorsed John Delaney.

[271] Previously endorsed Eric Swalwell, then Kamala Harris after Swalwell withdrew from the race.

[276] Previously endorsed Beto O'Rourke, then Michael Bloomberg after O'Rourke withdrew from the race.

[mayorofdc-291] Mayor of DC included as an automatic delegate along with governors.

[PreviousHarrisBloomberg-295] Previously endorsed Kamala Harris, then Michael Bloomberg after Harris withdrew from the race.

[PreviousBookerBloomberg-302] Previously endorsed Cory Booker, then Michael Bloomberg after Booker withdrew from the race.

[310] Previously endorsed John Delaney, then Michael Bloomberg after Delaney withdrew from the race.

[325] Previously endorsed Michael Bloomberg, and subsequently Joe Biden a week before the latter launched his campaign and then, subsequently, Michael Bloomberg once again.

[shadowsenator-383] Shadow senator for DC.

[democratsabroadhalf-408] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h DNC members have a half vote each at the convention. (Democrats Abroad)

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