Eleventh Debate: Sun, Mar 15th, 9-11 PM ET
Watch: CNN and Univision
Possible Qualified Candidates: Biden, Gabbard, and Sanders
Sponsors: CNN, Univision, Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC BOLD)
Location: Phoenix, Arizona, at the Arizona Federal Theatre, the Downtown Venue long known as Comerica Theatre.
Moderators: CNN's Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, Univision's Jorge Ramos. Univision's Ilia Calderón also will facilitate Audience Questions at the Event.
On February 29th, Tom Steyer Dropped Out of the Race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination.
On March 1st, Pete Buttigieg Suspends his Democratic Presidential Bid and Supports Biden.
On March 2nd, Amy Klobuchar Suspends her Democratic Presidential Bid and Supports Biden.
On March 4th, Mike Bloomberg Suspends his Democratic Presidential Bid and Supports Biden.
On March 5th, Elizabeth Warren Suspends her Democratic Presidential Bid.
The Debate will take place Two days before the Arizona Democratic Primary, as well as the Delegate-Rich Contests in Florida, Illinois and Ohio.
Additional Information about Criteria, will be Released at a Later Date, Organizers said.
"Arizona is a battleground state and it's clear Democrats can win here at every level of the ballot," DNC Chairman Tom Perez said.
"After historic Democratic victories in 2018, we're putting the Republicans on defense in the Grand Canyon State. This debate will showcase our Democratic presidential candidates, highlight Trump's record of broken promises and make it clear that Democrats are fighting to give Arizonans a better future."
The Debate will Air exclusively Live on CNN, CNN en Español, CNN International and Univision. It will Stream Live in its entirety, without requiring Log-In to a Cable Provider, on CNN.com's Homepage, across Mobile Devices via CNN's Apps for iOS and Android, and via CNNgo Apps for Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire, Chromecast, and Android TV, as well as Univision's Digital Properties. The Audio of the Debate will also Stream on CNN's Channels on Amazon Echo, SiriusXM, and Westwood One Radio Network.
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