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Our post-debate interactive is up! Relative to pre-debate favorability, Warren and O'Rourke were the candidates whose debate performance was most highly rated; Biden and Castro were the two who underperformed. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/democratic-debate-september-poll/ …pic.twitter.com/sLGIY1VotP
But overall, despite a few shifts -- Warren gained almost 4 percentage points, while Harris and Sanders lost some -- the percentage of likely Democratic primary voters considering each candidate stayed relatively steady.pic.twitter.com/yJFZzdPtAv
On the electability front, too, changes were relatively small, though Warren's average rating has gone up a bit.pic.twitter.com/FS03bkYag3
Here are changes in favorability ratings before and after the debate. Notable changes: Warren, Buttigieg, O'Rourke, and Klobuchar on the favorability side, and Castro on the unfavorability side.pic.twitter.com/tCFSPtpPxy
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