DNC Toughens Requirements For November Presidential Debate

The DNC has announced new criteria for candidates to qualify for the 5th presidential primary debate. Candidates must achieve at least 3% support in four national or early state polls, or alternatively, 5% in early state polls. Additionally, they must receive donations from at least 165,000 people across 20 states, with a minimum of 600 unique donors per state. The 4th debate is scheduled for October 15th in Westerville, OH, and a second night may be added if necessary. Twelve candidates have already met these requirements, including Tulsi Gabbard and Tom Steyer.

What new polling requirement did the DNC introduce for the 5th presidential primary debate?

• Candidates must have 5% support in national polls.

• Candidates must have 4% support in national polls.

• Candidates must have 3% support in four national or early state polls.

• Candidates must have 2% support in national polls.

What is the alternative polling pathway introduced by the DNC?

• Candidates can qualify with 3% support in national polls.

• Candidates can qualify with 4% support in national polls.

• Candidates can qualify with 5% support in early state polls.

• Candidates can qualify with 6% support in early state polls.

How many unique donors per state are required under the new fundraising criteria?

• 400 unique donors per state

• 500 unique donors per state

• 600 unique donors per state

• 700 unique donors per state

Where will the 4th presidential primary debate be held?

• Los Angeles, CA

• Westerville, OH

• New York, NY

• Chicago, IL

How many candidates have already met the new requirements for the 5th debate?

• 10 candidates

• 11 candidates

• 12 candidates

• 13 candidates