Debate Ranker: Lucky 7.77M for MSNBC

Including last night’s Democratic debate in Ohio, here is the updated ranker. These numbers are Nielsen Live + Same Day data.

Debate	Network	Total Viewers	A25-54
Jan. 5 Dems	ABC	9,360,000	2,900,000
Jan. 31 Dems	CNN	8,324,000	3,257,000
Feb. 26 Dems	MSNBC	7,777,000	3,236,000
Feb. 21 Dems	CNN	7,576,000	2,986,000
Jan. 5 GOP	ABC	7,350,000	1,800,,000
Jan. 21 Dems	CNN	4,910,000	1,997,000
Nov. 28 GOP	CNN	4,486,000	1,540,000
Nov. 15 Dems	CNN	4,036,000	1,123,000
Jan. 30 GOP	CNN	4,018,000	1,445,000
Jan. 10 GOP	FNC	3,746,000	1,084,000
Sept. 5 GOP	FNC	3,207,000	909,000
Aug. 19 Dems	ABC	2,799,000	1,046,000
June 3 Dems	CNN	2,783,000	1,088,000
Jan. 24 GOP	MSNBC	2,636,000	876,000
July 23 Dems	CNN	2,622,000	890,000
Jan. 6 GOP	FNC	2,576,000	794,000
May 15 GOP	FNC	2,551,000	720,000
Jan. 15 Dems	MSNBC	2,498,000	908,000
Oct. 30 Dems	MSNBC	2,465,000	760,000
Oct. 21 GOP	FNC	2,462,000	773,000
April 26 Dems	MSNBC	2,261,000	806,000
Sept. 9 Dems	Univision	2,194,000	1,166,000
Aug. 5 GOP	ABC	2,106,000	709,000
June 5 GOP	CNN	2,055,000	747,000
Dec. 9 GOP	Univision	1,822,000	925,000
May 3 GOP	MSNBC	1,762,000	561,000
Sept. 26 Dems	MSNBC	1,472,000	559,000
Oct. 9 GOP*	MSNBC	1,121,000	373,000
Oct. 9 GOP*	CNBC	1,020,000	229,000
Aug. 7 Dems	MSNBC	960,000	340,000

*Nielsen allows NBC to combine the totals of these two airings (same debate) which would make 2,141,000 total viewers and 602,000 in the A25-54 demo.

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