Castro qualifies for the next Democratic primary debates

The former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Julián Castro, would have qualified for the third democratic presidential primary debates in September with a new poll showing him with at least 2% support.

Castro had met the requirement of 130,000 donors set by the National Democratic Committee (DNC) and registered at least 2% in three other votes approved by the DNC, but he had to score at least 2% in another poll for to participate in the debate. next month, reports CNN.

He received 2% of the votes in a poll released Thursday by CNN between August 15th and 18th.

Castro would be the tenth democrat of 2020 to meet the demands of the September debate, alongside the former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenEight: Democratic Presidential Candidates to Meet at City Hall on CNN Climate Hill reporter, Rafael Bernal: Biden attempts to save support for Latin Americans Biden, Buttigieg bypassing meeting of Democratic delegates: report, Sen. Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerEight Democratic Presidential Candidates Will Appear at City Hall on CNN Climate Biden and Buttigieg Bypass Democratic Delegates Meeting: Denounce Bombs F: Why Lawmakers Curse More Than Ever MORE (N.J.), South Bend, mayor of Ind. Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul Buttigieg Eight Democratic Presidential Candidates Will Appear at City Hall on CNN Biden's Climate, Buttigieg Bypassing Democratic Delegates Meeting: Report from The Hill & # 39; s Morning – Trump on Defense in the face of economic nervousness MORE, Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHigh Democrat Presidential Candidates Will Meet at City Hall on CNN Climate Biden and Buttigieg Bypass Democratic Delegates Meeting: Report of The Hill & # 39; s Morning – Trump on Defense Against Economic turmoil MORE (California), Senator Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHigh Democratic presidential candidates at CNN mayoral on climate: Biden, Buttigieg bypassing the Democratic delegates meeting: Poll report: Nearly 4 out of 5 say they will take into account the position of candidates on the cybersecurity PLUS (Minnesota), former representative of Texas Beto O 'RourkeBeto O 'RourkeO' Rourke: Trump propels the US global economy towards the 2020 recession Democrats feel more encouraged to call Trump racist Hillicon Valley: the proposal O 'Rourke targets the legal shield of technology | Dem wants a public review of the agreement reached between FAC and T-Mobile, Sprint | Voters focus on cybersecurity | Instagram allows users to report erroneous information MORE, Sen. Bernie SandersBernie Sanders Senior Sanders Advisor: Warren is not competing for the "same pool of voters" Eight Democratic presidential candidates will appear at CNN's climate forum A senior assistant, Jeff Weaver, exposes the Way of Victory Sanders MORE (I-Vt.), Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenConseiller Top Sanders: Warren is not competing for the same group of voters. Eight Democratic presidential candidates will run for CNN's climate hall. Major CEOs believe that shareholder value is not the primary objective (Mass.) And technology entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangEight Democratic presidential candidates will appear at the CNN Journalists 'climate panel Biden and Buttigieg bypass the Democratic delegates' meeting: report that Tim Ryan is joking about the fact that he's having a conversation with Andrew Yang MORE.

Candidates have until August 28 to qualify for the third debate scheduled to take place on September 12th.

representative Tulsi GabbardTulsi Gabbard Representative US Lawyers Challenge 2020 Democrats' Commitment The United States Can not Live Without Afghanistan in 2020 Democrats issue joint statement in anticipation of Trump's rally in New York Hampshire. (D-Hawaii) also received 2% of the vote in the new CNN poll, marking the second participation of its eligible ballot in the fight to reach the stage of debate. His campaign said Gabbard had reached the donor threshold, according to CNN.

Sen. Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Morning & # 39; s Morning Report – Trump, Defender of the Economic Crisis: Why Do Legislators Now Curse More Than Ever The White House Is It Reassuring Fears of Recession While 2020 Candidates Are alarmed? (D-N.Y.) Has an eligible poll and has not yet reached his fundraising goal, while the billionaire Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerReport of 12:30 on the hill: Trump tries to reassure voters about the economy Eight Democratic presidential candidates will appear at the CNN town hall on climate Biden, Buttigieg bypassing the meeting of Democratic delegates: report PLUS is at a qualifying poll and has reached the fundraising threshold, noted the network.