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Who Won the Second Republican Presidential Debate? Vote Now

Cast your vote for who came out on top

Now that the shouting has subsided, we want to know who you think won the second Republican presidential primary debate on Wednesday night.

Did Jeb Bush connote excitement at the Ronald Reagan Library? Has Carly Fiorina made enough of a splash to get your vote? Does Donald Trump deserve to stay on top? Cast your vote in our reader poll for the person you think won the debate, and read TIME’s report if you want your memory jogged.

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