The candidates made it clear that they're fighting for New Yorkers' votes at last night's tense (and at times loud) Brooklyn debate.
We assembled an all-star team of local political reporters for a day-after breakdown:
Having been on the debate stage, Errol Louis said there was a palpable energy in the room, considering this might be the last Democratic debate of this campaign season.
If you were undecided and something about last night’s #DemDebate made you change your mind, call in: 212-433-9692. #ConvinceCat
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer the single most important moment from the debate was Sanders' choice to stand up for the rights and dignity of Palestinians
— Kanishk Tharoor (@kanishktharoor) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer the more I hear Clinton the worse I FEEL about voting for her. The more I hear Bernie the more I want to vote for him BUT
— Jaybee (@blackzelig) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer as a POC I REALLY feel that my life will be no better under ANY president. The die was cast for blacks years ago and
— Jaybee (@blackzelig) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer barring a revolution nothing will change for us. Wait I think I just talked myself into Bernie!
— Jaybee (@blackzelig) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer as a lib Rep, i continue to be more inclined toward feeling the Bern over feeling the Clinton. Sanders is 10x more trustworthy
— Christopher Carlson (@C_Perspective_) April 15, 2016@BrianLehrer After #DemDebate I'm now firmly in Clinton camp. Bernie's idealism and inflexibility not good fit for current DC climate.
— Pam Terenzi (@PamTerenzi) April 15, 2016