Photos: Amherst Fourth of July parade

Staffers and supporters of Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar led the procession of candidates and campaigns, which marked the end a Fourth of July parade that also included firetrucks, antique cars and clowns.

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar appeared first among the five candidates in attendance with her husband, John Bessler, and her daughter, Abigail Klobuchar.

Staffers and supporters of New Jersey Senator Cory Booker arrived second with a sizable delegation. The group played music while marching in front of a large RV decked out with "Cory Booker 2020" signs.

Staffers and supporters of California Senator Kamala Harris followed next on foot, waving "Kamala Harris For the People" signs and chanting "NH for KDH."

A smaller delegation of staffers and supporters for former Maryland Congressman John Delaney, who attended the parade with his wife April Delaney, carried banners and waved to the crowd of onlookers.

Staffers and supporters of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, although no longer the largest contingent like they were at the Nashua Pride Parade a week earlier, came next with their familiar "Bernie" signs, chanting "we want health care."

Former Vice President Joe Biden's staffers and supporters followed in a red convertible and on foot. The supporters cheered "Hey hey, ho ho, who do we want? President Joe!"

Staffers and supporters of Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke marked halfway through the candidates. Trailing a black pick-up truck decorated in "Beto" signs, the delegation shouted a call-and-response of "You Beto! Believe It!"

Former Massachusetts Governor William Weld, the lone Republican challenger to President Trump, followed on foot with staffers and supporters in the middle of the pack of Democratic candidates.

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's staffers and supporters, the smallest delegation among the top-tier contenders, walked after Weld with "Pete" signs.

Staffers and supporters of Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, the largest group of the parade, walked in a pack behind a red pick-up truck and chanted "Win With Warren." Staffers and supporters of former HUD Secretary Julian Castro, one of the smaller contingents, followed closely behind the delegation for Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Staffers and supporters of New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who attended and marched in the parade, wore pink t-shirts and chanted "It's time! It's time! It's time for a woman in the White House!"

Staffers and supporters of Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard carried American and New Hampshire state flags and chanted "For you! For me! Peace, Love, Prosperity."

Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard trailed behind her staffers and supporters at the very end of the parade to shake hands with voters. This work is made possible by the Russell H. Bostert Memorial Fellowship at Williams College.