October's Democratic debate to be held on Oct. 15 and 16 (if a second night is necessary)
The Democrats will hold their October presidential debate in Ohio, the state party announced Saturday.
The large Democratic field narrowed to 20 candidates this week. Only 10 qualified for the Democratic National Committee's third primary debate, on Sept. 12 in Houston. To qualify, candidates must get at least 2% in four state or national polls approved by the DNC and receive contributions from at least 130,000 donors among at least 20 states.
Pepper, who has argued Ohio is very much in play, points to polls showing 43 percent approval for the president among Ohio voters and Trump's approval rating has slipped since January 2017.
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