It’s the last day candidates can qualify for the Dec. 19 debate. At this point, only seven candidates have.
, neither has received a single qualifying poll. As things stand, Yang will likely be the only nonwhite debater on next week’s stage.
We’ll have to wait and see whether any of the campaigns that missed out decide that they can’t keep going without the debate limelight. The DNC’s qualification rules during this cycle, and they may affect things once again. Either way, the December debate looks to be a much cozier affair.We rely on self-reported figures from the campaigns for candidates’ fundraising numbers, and we’ve assumed that candidates who have reported having at least 200,000 donors also have at least 800 donors from each of 20 states or territories.
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