Undecideds, did you change your mind?

[mysteryowl]

If the debate changed your mind and you now support a candidate, please share with us who and why.

[Iliyah]

1. No.

I like all of them.

[mysteryowl]

2. ...

[Raine]

3. No nt

[TomSlick]

4. No.

My plan has not changed. Just before the primary, I will look at the polls for the remaining Democrats against Trump. Whichever candidate is polling best against Trump gets my vote. Defeating Trump is all that matters. The future of the Republic is at stake.

[Desert Dem]

5. I loved Warren and Bernie, wow she was focused, as he was.

Booker’s passion was palpable, and Beto and Castro were sharp tonight. That’s what I got. Anyone of them but until someone can explain how they’ve got a better set of plans, Liz will have me wrapped up by next debate with Kamala and the above mentioned, neck and neck for second. I do have one sense I would bet on, if Bernie wins, he’ll eviscerate Trump.
It’s like a smorgasbord of talent!

[mysteryowl]

9. Nicely said

They all are terrific!

[Blue_true]

6. No. nt

[H2O Man]

7. No.

I'm satisfied with each of the Democratic Party's candidates. I'll work equally hard for which ever one wins the nomination.

I can list positives about each one in tonight's debate. I didn't see anything that I didn't like.

[dweller]

12. well said

and i agree 👍🏻

✌🏼

[2naSalit]

8. Still too early.

[mysteryowl]

10. It is too early.

Too early for all of this!
I hope we don't burn out.

[IrishEyes]

11. Actually, the debate made my decision harder.

I really like a lot of them. Fortunately, I have plenty of time before the primary in my state.

[KT2000]

17. same here

was able to eliminate one - Castro.

[PJMcK]

13. Not yet

It's far too early to make the commitment to any potential candidate.

Besides, I mostly like all of the Democratic contenders. They make up a great spectrum of Democratic ideas and principles.

In this reality-challenged era of Trump, it's good to hear all of these views and redevelop our party's platform.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

14. As it happens, I didn't watch the debate.

I actually have a very strong preference for a specific candidate, and a strong secondary preference for another one. I really hope they are the Presidential and Vice Presidential ticket. But I don't want to go public with either of them.

For one thing, I don't want to find myself in the position where my preferred candidate drops out (darn!) and I now need to declare another preference. Better, as far as I'm concerned, to remain Undecided for a lot longer.

Even if my absolutely last choice becomes the nominee, I will vote for the D come November 2020.

[Rhiannon12866]

16. I'm with you! And I only saw the second half since I got home late

And there are three who I like especially, but none I actually dislike. There's one guy on the list who I don't know and keep meaning to look up - but if he's the nominee, he gets my vote. Each and every one on this list would be a far better choice than Trump!

[akraven]

15. No. nt

[northoftheborder]

18. No.

Two of the top three in the polls are not on my favorite list. Sorry. I would explain but negativity isn't allowed here.

My favorites are the middle of the polls right now, and I'm hoping they climb further.

We are so fortunate to have so many intelligent, caring, capable people putting themselves out there for our country.

Edit: Still like Bennet, and is my favorite until he drops out.

[Johnny2X2X]

19. I still love most of them

I love Warren, Bernie, Beto, Biden, and Mayor Pete!

If Biden keeps his lead and ends up being the nominee I think he's the best candidate to win. I would love it if he picked Elizabeth Warren for VP and let her help him write his policies.