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Primary · Democratic · 15 March 2020

Democratic Candidates Debate in Washington, DC

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Speaking turns

331

19,448 words transcribed

Candidates' share

88%

2 candidates

Moderators' share

12%

moderators, panellists, questioners

Crosstalk markers

9

0 turns end on a dash

The debate, turn by turn

Read left to right: each block is one turn, placed where it falls in the running word count and as wide as it is long.

BidenSandersTapperBashCalderonQuestionersstart25%50%75%19.4K words
Candidates Moderators, panellists, questioners Audience, recorded clips, unidentified

Share of words

A stand-in for talk time.

  • Biden46.3%113 turns
  • Sanders41.6%122 turns
  • Tapper5.7%38 turns
  • Bash3.6%32 turns
  • Calderon2.5%25 turns
  • Questioners0.4%1 turn

How long each turn ran

Ticks are single turns; boxes span the middle half; the heavy bar is the median.

110100words per turn (log scale)BidenSandersTapperBashCalderonQuestioners

Every speaker

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Speakers in the Democratic Candidates Debate in Washington, DC
SpeakerRoleTurnsWordsShareMedian turnLongestEnds on a dashReading grade
BidenCandidates1139,00546.3%1061005.8
SandersCandidates1228,08141.6%1734806.3
TapperModerators, panellists and questioners381,1005.7%2219107.4
BashModerators, panellists and questioners326963.6%128706.9
CalderonModerators, panellists and questioners254952.5%85507.8
QuestionersModerators, panellists and questioners1710.4%71710–

As the 2025 scraper split it

The notebook's own Participants and Moderators fields, reproduced exactly by the TypeScript port.

Participants
Former Vice President Joseph Biden; and; Senator Bernie Sanders (VT)
Moderators
Dana Bash (CNN); Ilia Calderón (Univision); and; Jake Tapper (CNN)
Listing date
March 15, 2020