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This Texas Democrat is "Exploring" a Run Against Trump...Which Means He's Probably Running

Former San Antonio Mayor and Obama Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro announced Wednesday he is officially exploring a run for the White House in 2020. 

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"If we want to see a change, we don’t wait for it, we work toward it. Today, more than ever, we must work together to build an America where everyone—no matter who we are or where we come from—can thrive. Working together, I believe we can build a new promise for ourselves and for our future. I’m exploring a candidacy for President in 2020," Castro's exploratory committee site, available in English and Spanish, states

Meanwhile Texan Robert Francis O'Rourke, also known as "Beto," is topping a new 2020 MoveOn.org poll. He recently lost his bid against Republican Senate Ted Cruz.

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An early straw poll of members of the progressive group MoveOn.org shows a wide-open competition for liberal voters in the 2020 Democratic presidential contest, with Rep. Beto O'Rourke narrowly beating out former Vice President Joe Biden.

The poll, obtained by NBC News, shows a plurality of respondents — 29 percent — either said they did not yet know whom they would support or wanted someone else not listed among the group's more than 30 potential candidate choices.

The most popular potential candidate was O’Rourke, D-Texas, who was selected by 15.6 percent of respondents, followed by Biden at 14.9 percent, and then Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., with 13.1 percent.

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