Who Won the First Democratic Debate?

At the first Democratic debate, candidates talked equal pay, marijuana, and, yes, Hillary Clinton's emails. The former secretary of state touted her pragmatism, foreign policy experience, and dedication to women's and middle class rights. Rising underdog Bernie Sanders tried to differentiate himself on economic issues, saying that he's a proud social democrat who would take on Wall Street and support a more even distribution of wealth. Meanwhile, Hillary took a stronger stance on gun control laws and pointed out that Bernie had voted against the Brady Bill. On reproductive issues, the two leading candidates agreed that Planned Parenthood and family leave should be supported.

As for the "other guy" trailing candidates, Lincoln Chafee, Jim Webb, and Martin O'Malley attempted to make an impression. Chafee pointed to his scandal-free bipartisan record in the Senate, Webb noted his military experience, and O'Malley discussed his record helping the middle class as mayor of Baltimore. All five candidates voiced their support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Who do you think won?