Pete Buttigieg once had more momentum than any Democrat in the 2020 race. The way forward, Buttigieg's team believes, is by not only hiring top talent, but also by creating a unique organizing plan. And he's spent the most time focused on one state: Iowa.
After using a well-reviewed appearance at a CNN town hall in March to introduce himself to Democratic voters, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor rocketed from relative obscurity to the upper echelon of the once growing field of Democrats vying to take on President Donald Trump.Months removed from that burst, though, Buttigieg's polling has largely remained static, with middling single-digit numbers that consistently land him behind candidates like Massachusetts Sen.
Hide Caption 12 of 27 Photos: In photos: Presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegButtigieg speaks during a Democratic National Committee forum in February 2017.Hide Caption 13 of 27 Photos: In photos: Presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegButtigieg greets supporters during the DNC forum in February 2017. He was campaigning at the time to be the committee's chairman.
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