Usa 2020, Bloomberg submits candidacy: nearest race

WASHINGTON – Michael Bloomberg presents his formal candidacy for the presidency of the United States to the FEC (Federal Election Commission), the US authority for the elections, but it is not yet the last word on his descent into the field. In the documentation filed with the FEC, Bloomberg declares that he is running for the Democratic Party nomination.From his staff they are keen to let it be known that "it is a further step towards the race" at the White House but that "the final decision has not yet been taken". Depositing the documentation to Fec was in fact a due deed after Bloomberg applied for the dem primary in Alabama and Arkansas. He had 15 days to do it. On Wednesday, the former mayor of New York also applied to the Texas dem primary. They are all States of the South where they will vote at the Super Tuesday next March 3rd.
The billionaire is aiming to run then to Tennessee while he excludes to apply in New Hampshire, South Carolina or the Iowa and Nevada caucuses. Although the reserve has not yet been dissolved, the Bloomberg campaign for 2020 has already started, and with substantial allocations. It is launching a $ 100 million digital ad campaign to "attack" President Donald Trump in crucial states and is estimated to spend between $ 15 and $ 20 million to support voter registration. "If we run, we believe we can win in the states where we vote for Super Tuesday and beyond," Trump advisor Howard Wolfson said earlier this month.

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