Blog : 5 Differences in Tonight's Democratic Debate

by Peter Leeds on October 13th, 2015

 
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5 Differences in Tonight's Democratic Debate:
 
Compared to what we witnessed with the Republican National Debates, there will be several specific differences with tonight's Democratic debate.
 
1 - smaller viewership
 
Without the contentious "fire power" which seems to follow Trump around, you can assume the viewership for tonight's event will be dramatically lower than what the Republican version attracted.  In fact, many people from both parties, as well as undecided voters, tuned into the debates with Trump just for the entertainment value, lifting the ratings higher.
 
2 - fewer candidates
 
There will only be five candidates, which is less than half of the 11 on stage at the Republican debate -   Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb, Lincoln Chafee, Hillary Clinton, and Bernie Sanders.
 
There were too many candidates for the Republican event, giving it a crowded feeling.  With only 5 at tonight's debate, each candidate will enjoy more time in the spotlight.
 
3 - competes with sports
 
With baseball playoffs underway, many potential viewers will be watching sports instead of politics.
 
4 - less contentious
 
While the candidates do not necessarily like each other, they are more likely to be less contentious in their banter.  Without the insults hurled by Trump to get them started, the Democrats may keep the conversation away from put-downs and personal remarks.  Probably...
 
5 - playing it safe
 
With fewer on-stage candidates, there will be less need to stand out above the noise.  Also given the early approaches of the five campaigns, these people may lean towards "playing it safe" as opposed to standing out or getting attention.
 
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