The 2016 Election In Pictures
by Will Truman · July 18, 2016
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Trump Photograph from Marc Nozell
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Jeb Bush announces his intention to run for president.
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Donald Trump enters the Republican Primary
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The Republican field expands to 17.
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Over 15,000 attend a Donald Trump rally in Alabama
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Trump’s poll numbers defy expectations, remain high
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Joe Biden announces that he is not running for president, leaving Hillary Clinton the undisputed frontrunner.
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Trump speaks before a large crowd in Tampa, Florida
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Bob Dole, other Republicans, intimate that Donald Trump might be preferable to Ted Cruz.
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Voting begins in Iowa
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Hillary Clinton wins the Iowa caucuses with coin-flips.
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At the Pre-New Hampshire debate, Marco Rubio repeats himself.
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After New Hampshire, Republican candidates reassess their campaign strategies.
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After South Carolina, Jeb Bush announces he is dropping out of the race.
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Republican Nevada caucuses
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Media pundits debate whether 90% of Republican primary going to Trump is appropriate.
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Donald Trump picks up two congressional endorsements. His first.
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Super Tuesday
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Trump wins Florida, almost exceeding 50% of the vote. Rubio drops out.
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Bernie Sanders remains competitive, but fails to take hold.
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Conservative activists dismayed that thing they said should be burned down was burned down.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump fight for delegates in Colorado
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Donald trump sweeps the New England primaries, exceeding expectations.
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Ted Cruz and John Kasich drop out of the Republican primary.
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GOP Rules Committee declares that bound delegates will remain bound
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Republican National Convention in “Cleveland, Ohio”
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At some point, this will be over.
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