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:{{See also|Tulsi Gabbard 2020 presidential campaign|United States presidential election, 2020}}
:{{See also|Tulsi Gabbard 2020 presidential campaign|United States presidential election, 2020}}
After the [[Democratic party]] First Debate [[Google]] search trends indicated Tulsi Gabbard was the candidate voters wanted to learn more about. A [[Drudge Report]] online poll had Gabbard with 42% of 74,736 total votes cast. Her closest rival, [[Elizabeth Warren]], had only 12%. Other online surveys from the ''Washington Examiner'', NJ.com and Heavy all point towards similar results with Gabbard winning almost every early online poll. Each poll shows her averaging between 30% – 40% of the total vote. ''Washington Examiner'' has her coming on top with 39.22% of the vote, NJ.com shows Gabbard with 34.67% and the Heavy has her at 32.24%.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/06/27/gabbard-triumphs-initial-online-polls-wins-debate/</ref> [[Fake news]] cable networks however ignored her. [[Julián Castro]] was declared the "breakout star" of the night by both [[MSNBC]]'s Kasie Hunt and the [[bigot]]ed ''[[New York Times]]''.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/gabbard-commands-most-interest-but-gets-little-cable-news-attention/</ref>
After the [[Democratic party]] First Debate [[Google]] search trends indicated Tulsi Gabbard was the candidate voters wanted to learn more about. A [[Drudge Report]] online poll had Gabbard with 42% of 74,736 total votes cast. Her closest rival, [[Elizabeth Warren]], had only 12%. Other online surveys from the ''Washington Examiner'', NJ.com and Heavy all point towards similar results with Gabbard winning almost every early online poll. Each poll shows her averaging between 30% – 40% of the total vote. ''Washington Examiner'' has her coming on top with 39.22% of the vote, NJ.com shows Gabbard with 34.67% and the Heavy has her at 32.24%.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/06/27/gabbard-triumphs-initial-online-polls-wins-debate/</ref> [[Fake news]] cable networks however ignored her. [[Julián Castro]] was declared the "breakout star" of the night by both [[MSNBC]]'s Kasie Hunt and the [[bigot]]ed ''[[New York Times]]''.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/gabbard-commands-most-interest-but-gets-little-cable-news-attention/</ref>
After being shunted to the back of the bus by the Democratic National Committee, Tulsi - a woman of color - made the Fourth pre-Primary Debate stage.<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-latest-iowa-poll-is-good-news-for-elizabeth-warren-and-tulsi-gabbard/</ref><ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/24/tulsi-gabbard-qualifies-for-october-primary-debate-1509412</ref>
Gabbard said in an interview, just before Harvard professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] hosted her at a well-attended “Democracy Town Hall” in [[New Hampshire]], "People who have supported [[Bernie Sanders]] in the past are coming to my campaign now."
Gabbard said in an interview, just before Harvard professor [[Lawrence Lessig]] hosted her at a well-attended “Democracy Town Hall” in [[New Hampshire]], "People who have supported [[Bernie Sanders]] in the past are coming to my campaign now."