Gallery: Democratic Presidential Debate

Supporters of former Vice President Joe Biden chant outside the Rike Center on Otterbein University's campus in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Pro-union members chant outside the Rike Center on Otterbein University's campus in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Spectators line up outside Memorial Stadium at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

A plane, commissioned by President Trump's 2020 reelection campaign, flies through Westerville, Ohio displaying a banner reading, "Socialism Destroys Ohio Jobs. Vote Trump." Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Supporters of President Trump cheer on the porch of a house in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Jim Havens and Karen Havens of Woodville, Ohio, hold up anti-Trump signs and laugh as a pro-Trump pickup truck drives by on State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

A variety of presidential candidate supporters line State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Supporters of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts chant along State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Charles Tuttle of Minot, North Dakota shows off his custom-made President Trump ring as he sells Trump gear on State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

A banner marking the Democratic Presidential Debate lines State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Party Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Members of Democrats for Life chant, "Abortion is discrimination" on State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Melissa Smith of Westerville, Ohio displays a napkin reading "Anybody But Trump" from a window of The Old Bag of Nails Pub in Westerville prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

A Truckers for Yang semi-truck drives State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Police officers monitor State Street in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Spectators line up outside Memorial Stadium at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio prior to the start of the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Ticket holders are turned away from the Democratic debate because of safety reasons. Credit: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

People watch the Democratic Debate at Gateway Film Center on Oct. 15. Credit: Amal Saeed | Photo Editor

People watch the Democratic Debate at Gateway Film Center on Oct. 15. Credit: Amal Saeed | Photo Editor

Democratic presidential candidates stand before the audience at the beginning of the debate on Oct. 15 at Otterbein University. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Democratic presidential candidates face-off during a debate at Otterbein University on Oct. 15. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Democratic presidential candidates face off during a debate at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio on Oct. 15. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts speaks at the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts speaks at the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Courtesy of CNN & The New York Times

Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont speaks on the debate stage as seen from the press filing center at Otterbein University on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota speaks to members of the press following the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Former Housing Secretary Julian Castro speaks to the press following the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

O'Rourke spoke to reporters after the Oct. 15 debate. He spent most of his time during the debate talking about gun control. Courtesy: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey speaks to the press following the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Senator Kamala Harris of California speaks to the press following the Democratic Presidential Debate on Oct. 15. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia

Harris speaks with reporters after the Democratic Debate Oct. 15. Courtesy: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

Klobuchar speaks with Fox News reporters after the Oct. 15 debate. Courtesy: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

Ticket holders are turned away from the Democratic debate because of safety reasons. Credit: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

O'Rourke only spoke 13 minutes during the three hour debate on Oct. 15. Courtesy: Jack Long | Special Projects Director

Twelve Democratic Presidential Candidates took the stage at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio for the fourth debate of the year.