Notable Quote of the Day

“The highly educated urban Democrats may be the most vocal, particularly on Twitter. But it is the working-class in places like Beaver County who may ultimately decide Trump’s fate.

None of the dozen or so union workers interviewed at a protest [of a power plant closure] late last week had Twitter accounts. None had four-year college degrees. And few were committed to voting Democrat in 2020, although most were registered as such.”

– Steve Peoples, Associated Press

Democrats

• The Democratic National Committee released the criteria for the November presidential primary debate. A candidate must reach 3 percent support in at least four early state or national polls or 5 percent support in two early state polls. A candidate must also receive contributions from 165,000 unique donors and 600 unique donors per state.

• Joe Biden and Cory Booker both held fundraisers in Philadelphia Monday.

• Pete Buttigieg ends his four-day bus tour of Iowa Tuesday, which included inviting reporters to travel on his campaign bus the entire time. Buttigieg is also airing his second statewide ad in Iowa.

• John Delaney appeared on Fox News Channel’s America’s Newsroom.

• Tulsi Gabbard appeared on Fox & Friends Tuesday morning.

• Kamala Harris attended a grassroots fundraiser in Los Angeles Monday.

• Amy Klobuchar is co-hosting a women’s entrepreneurship roundtable Tuesday in Washington, D.C.

• Beto O'Rourke will campaign Tuesday in Dayton, Ohio, and speak at a town hall at the Ohio State University.

• Bernie Sanders began his “Bernie Beats Trump Tour” of pivot counties across Iowa Monday.

• Joe Sestak spoke about innovative governance at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia Monday.

• Tom Steyer announced Monday that he has more than 165,000 unique contributors, meeting the donor threshold for the November debate.

• Marie Claire interviewed Elizabeth Warren about reproductive issues, debt among millennials, and climate change.

• Marianne Williamson attended the Georgetown Democratic Women’s Council Meeting in South Carolina Monday.

• Andrew Yang will appear on MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show Tuesday night.

Republicans

• Mark Sanford held a campaign event in Iowa Monday.

• Donald Trump attended the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York Monday.

• Joe Walsh and Bill Weld will debate Tuesday during an event hosted by Business Insider. The debate is not sanctioned by the Republican Party.

Flashback: September 24, 2015

Donald Trump said in an interview that he did not believe in climate change and that regulations addressing climate change would “imperil the companies in our country.”