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The billionaire candidate

Billionaire media mogul Mike Bloomberg has upended the Democratic race with his promise to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to win the nomination. Our reporters examine how he's bringing the fight to Trump online, what his vast wealth means for US democracy and how his past history with minorities and women could scupper his audacious bid for ultimate power

  • The US Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg (Picture: EPA/Erik S Lesser)

    Super Tuesday and the arrival of the billionaire Bloomberg

    Guardian US political correspondent Lauren Gambino looks at which Democratic candidates are likely to dominate on Super Tuesday
  • Democratic Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg Campaigns Ahead Of Super Tuesday<br>HOUSTON, TEXAS - FEBRUARY 27: Democratic presidential candidate, former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg attends his rally held at The Rustic on February 27, 2020 in Houston, Texas. Bloomberg is campaigning before voting starts on Super Tuesday, March 3. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

    Mike Bloomberg: why a troubling record on women could derail his 2020 bid

    The billionaire’s past treatment of women has come under intense scrutiny – and the disquiet runs much deeper than lewd jokes
  • Mike Bloomberg speaks at the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum on 13 February to launch ‘Mike for Black America’, an effort to focus on issues relating to black Americans.

    How Bloomberg is wooing black voters despite his stop-and-frisk policy

    Will black voters overlook Bloomberg’s stop-and-frisk policy if they think he can beat Trump?
  • Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, a democratic presidential candidate, prepares to speak during the U.S Conference of Mayors 88th Winter Meeting at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C.

    Can Mike Bloomberg buy his way to the White House?

    Part two of a Guardian investigation looks at what Bloomberg’s campaign is using millions from his fortune for – and if his spending blitz could guarantee a win
  • Bloomberg campaign

    $45m, 1.6bn views and ‘Crazy Donald’: How Bloomberg bought your Facebook feed

    Part one of a Guardian investigation reveals the strategy and strange decisions driving the campaign’s unprecedented ad blitz
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