Tulsi Gabbard Ends 2020 Presidential Bid, Throws Support To Biden
Gabbard said that while she may not agree with Biden on every issue, she knows he has "a good heart."
patch.comTulsi Gabbard’s 2020 presidential campaign is no longer active—she suspended it in March 2020 and endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden.[1][3]
What the “latest news” was (relevant to 2020 campaign)
- Multiple outlets reported that Gabbard ended her long-shot bid and said she would back Biden.[3][1]
- The Associated Press–reported coverage says she suspended the campaign and offered “full support” to Biden after her run gained attention (including in New Hampshire) and drew criticism from some Democrats.[1]
- Coverage also states she made the decision via an email/video and framed it around Democratic primary voters choosing Biden.[3]
Quick context (why it was notable)
- Reporting tied her campaign’s trajectory to frequent media appearances and friction with other Democrats, and it raised concerns about the possibility of a third-party run—an idea she said she wasn’t considering.[6][1]
If you tell me what you mean by “latest” (e.g., “news since 2020,” “latest coverage during the campaign,” or “latest mentions right now”), I can narrow it to the exact timeframe and headlines you want.