The Fifth Democratic Presidential Primary Debate will be on Nov. 20th in or around Atlanta, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced Tuesday. The Debate will Air on MSNBC and be Co-Hosted by The Washington Post.

So far, Eight Candidates have Qualified for the November Debate: Joe Biden; Cory Booker; Pete Buttigieg; Kamala Harris; Bernie Sanders; Tom Steyer; Elizabeth Warren; and Andrew Yang. Qualification for the Debate Closes on Nov. 13th, a week before the Debate.

The Nov. 20th Debate is scheduled to be aired only on Cable, Live-Streaming, and on Radio One's Network.

To qualify for this Debate, Candidates need to clear Polling and Donor Thresholds slightly higher than the ones that were set for the Fourth Debate.

Candidates need Contributions from at least 165,000 Individuals, coming from at least 600 Unique Donors in 20 or more States. Polling Requirements are Slightly More Strenuous for the November Debate, with Multiple Paths to Qualification.

Candidates must Receive 3% or more Support in at Least Four Democratic National Committee Approved Polls, Nationally, or Single-State Polls in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, or South Carolina, or receive 5% or more in Two of the accepted Early State Polls.










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