OHIO -- It was the largest single-night presidential debate ever Tuesday night in Westerville, Ohio.
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With 12 candidates on stage, many of the lower-polling candidates hoping for a breakout moment took on Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who is largely considered a front-runner after her rise to about second in the primary polls nationally.
There were also a few heated moments between candidates on several issues. When it came to health care, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar accused Warren of not being straightforward about whether "Medicare for All" would raise taxes on the middle class.
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On gun safety, the candidates were divided over whether there should be a mandatory federal buyback of assault weapons, with former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke in favor, and Buttigieg and others opposed.
A number of key Texas issues also came up in last night's debate. The candidates specifically mentioned big tech, police violence and gun control. Check out our thread below about all the Texas topics you may have missed in the debate.