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Buttigieg and Warren got the highest debate scores, but Yang and Klobuchar are the candidates whose net favorability increased the most. https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-fifth-democratic-debate-in-6-charts/ …pic.twitter.com/xPjmmBQq8p
Also noteworthy: voters who prioritize beating Trump were generally happier with the candidates' debate performances than voters who prioritize a candidate who is close to them on the issues.pic.twitter.com/oya4LQ3fXc
The correlation between candidates' polling averages and the number of words they spoke is 0.62, but Booker, Klobuchar and Harris spoke quite a lot despite polling under 5%. Sanders, polling 3rd, spoke more than only 3 other candidates.pic.twitter.com/DpgwI3sYqL
Tulsi making no ground here either. 
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