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Why You May See a Lot of Donalds, Hillarys and Bernies This Halloween

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Popular Halloween Costumes In 2015
Pawel Kaminski, Disney/ABC
ByPAOLA CHAVEZ
October 30, 2015, 4:52 PM

— -- It’s no surprise Donald Trump is among the top Halloween picks this season -- with costumes and accessories selling out well before the holiday.

But he won’t be the only presidential candidate knocking on your door.

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According to a survey conducted by the National Retail Federation, politics-themed Halloween costumes are the 10th most popular pick among adults this year.

Halloween-goers will also have a chance to embrace their inner ("Sexy") Bernie Sanders.

For those looking to wear something a little less revealing, Hillary Clinton and Ben Carson have got you covered.

Clinton’s campaign team put together five do-it-yourself costumes that showcase a different decade in the presidential candidate’s life -- from her early years in Park Ridge, Illinois, to a look from the 1995 U.N. Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing.

And if a look from Clinton’s past isn’t for you, you can dress up in the "Official Ben Carson Scrub Top" costume that Carson’s campaign is selling on its website.

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