Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Qualifies for October Democratic Debate
September 24, 2019
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii has qualified for the October Democratic debate. She received 2% support in a Monmouth University New Hampshire survey released Tuesday, giving her the required minimum of four from DNC-approved pollsters. Gabbard had previously met the fundraising requirement of at least 130,000 unique donors.
Gabbard becomes the 12th - and likely final - candidate to make the stage for the October 15 debate. With this many qualifiers, the debate may be split across two nights, although that determination has not yet been made by the DNC.
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