The RS Politics 2020 Democratic Primary Policy Guide

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The collection of Democrats vying to win the party’s nomination to take on President Trump in 2020 was larger and more diverse than any group of White House hopefuls since the modern primary process began. But with primary season fully underway, the field of over two dozen candidates has been whittled down to five, a group that includes two senators, two women, a former vice president, and former mayor with tens of billions of dollars to burn.

Below is a guide to where every current candidate stands on a variety of crucial issues. Scroll through at your convenience or click a candidate’s name to jump directly to their policy positions. For a look at where the candidates stand in the marathon horse race to secure the party’s nomination, check out the RS Politics 2020 Democratic Primary Leaderboard. Both guides will be updated as the primary progresses and candidates continue to develop policy positions.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-lists/2020-democratic-candidates-issues-policy-positions-820811/

I think most people on DU are pretty well informed but here'e a bit more reference if you're interested.