• Warren introduces a plan that would overhaul the way in which the U.S. trades with other countries.

• The plan includes transparency, new standards for countries to meet in order to do trade with the U.S., a focused upholding of human rights laws, and the elimination of all domestic fossil fuel subsidies

Elizabeth Warren announces a plan to regulate the private equity industry and stop “Wall Street giveaways.” Currently, Warren argues, private equity firms can “bleed dry” their companies and remain unaffected or turn a profit. The plan would make private equity firms liable for the companies they buy, including their pension promises and debts.

Elizabeth Warren introduces an immigration plan at a League of United Latin American Citizens event. The plan includes reinstating DACA, and making the act of entering the U.S. without papers a civil, not criminal, offense

Elizabeth Warren raises $19 million in Q2. Warren now has the third most cash on hand of any Democratic candidate. 

Elizabeth Warren Introduces a racial equity plan focusing on improving the workplace for women of color. The plan’s primary method is to set stricter diverstiy and equal pay requirements on federal contractors. She also plans to create an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which would monitor fields in which women of color are likely to experience discrimination.

Elizabeth Warren introduces plan to rebuild the State Department, citing what she calls a “toxic combination of malice and neglect.” The proposal includes disallowing wealthy donors to be made ambassadors after their candidate wins, as well as expanding the State Department’s diplomatic corps and bettering diplomat treatment. 

Responding to cyber threats from Russia in the 2016 election, Elizabeth Warren announces a plan that would make voting as “secure as Fort Knox.” The plan would provide state-of-the-art voting machines for federal elections, eliminate gerrymandering and mandate automatic registration. 

Senator Warren announces a plan that would ban private prisons by ending federal contacts between the federal Bureau of Prisons and private prisons. While the Obama administration began to roll back federal relationships with private prisons, the Trump administration reversed that effort. Now, Warren wants to reverse Trump’s efforts and extend the roll backs to state and municipal levels as well. 

Warren unveils a new economic plan that calls for a big investment in green energy jobs, a new Economic Development department, and manipulating the U.S. dollar to help American workers. The plan receives unexpected praise from conservatives such as Tucker Carlson, as well as renewed focus on Warren’s effort to push, as Farhad Jamoo argues, “grand, detailed and daring ideas.”

Elizabeth Warren releases her “Green Manufacturing Plan,” a proposal costing 2 trillion dollars aimed to help the United States transition into a more environmentally-friendly industrial power. The plan includes investment in “clean energy research” as well as federal purchasing of more climate-friendly American products. 

Senator Warren asks Congress to pass legislation protecting abortion even if Roe v. Wade falls. In her statement, she also says if elected, she will repeal the Hyde Amendment, which allows abortion only when pregnancy is the result of rape or invest, as well as sign executive orders rolling back Trump’s moves aimed at cutting Planned Parenthood funding

Senator Warren turned down an invitation to host a Fox News town hall, stating the network is a “hate-for-profit racket that gives a megaphone to racists and conspiracists.” The move is another effort by Warren to stake out a claim left of her primary opponents, some of whom have hosted Fox News town halls themselves

Elizabeth Warren unveils a plan to combat student loan debt.  The plan would relieve each eligible college graduate of $50,000 in student loan debt. 

Warren announces a 100 billion dollar plan to combat the opioid crisis plaguing America. The plan, modeled after an HIV grant program and it will funnel money into highly-affected areas, as well as provide programs for people at risk or struggling with addiction. 

Warren's 2018 return shows she and her husband made nearly $1 million combined with and donated around $50k to charity in 2018

Warren's plan mandates no family spend more than 7 percent of their income on child care. The plan, according to Warren, would cost $700 billion and would be covered by her proposed "Ultra Millionaire Tax"

Outside an old mill building in Lawrence, MA where a famous labor strike was once held, Warren announces her campaign for the 2020 presidential election