"I think it proved that Hillary Clinton is the clear choice to be the next president of the United States,” President of MSU College Democrats Daniel Eggerding said.

Associate professor of constitutional democracy Ben Kleinerman agreed with those who participated in the poll and said Clinton came off as poised and in control, while Trump came off as whiney.

Secretary of the MSU College Republicans Noelle Cohn said she didn't think there was a winner of the debate.

“Trump won the business and Clinton won the foreign policy,” Cohn said.

Kleinerman said it was unusual how little "actual policy" was talked about during the debate.

Foreign policy will be a huge factor in who wins the election, Cohn said. Eggerding said he thinks Clinton has the edge over Trump as far as experience goes.

“(Trump) lacks experience in policy, having a little political experience is necessary to be the next president," Eggerding said. "(Clinton) is the only candidate with policy proposals."

Although Cohn is a member of the MSU College Republicans, she said she is skeptical of some of Trump's ideas after the debate.

"I’m skeptical about his tax plan," Cohn said. "An incredibly low tax can be detrimental, especially since no one talked about spending cuts."

Eggerding said he is fully supporting Clinton.

"I think (everyone) needs a president that they can look up to and not be afraid,” Eggerding said.