Robert “Beto” O’Rourke’s campaign blues continued on Wednesday as he scored next to last in a poll posted on the Drudge Report after the first Democratic debate.

As of Thursday morning, Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard was far-and-away the winner, capturing 45.25 percent of the vote.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren was in second with a little over 11 percent. Former Rep. John Delaney scored third with 9.5 percent. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio came in fourth with nearly 7 percent.

Rep. Tim Ryan, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Gov. Jay Inslee and Julian Castro were all in the mid-single digits.

One-time media darling Beto came in 9th with only 3.97 percent of the votes.

Sen. Cory Booker finished last, with 3.45 percent.

Just a day earlier, he struggled to attract fans to a free campaign event.

On the eve of the first Democrat debate, Beto was in North Miami kissing the ring of Big Labor, but photos show there was a lackluster turnout, as the candidate played to empty seats in the front row.

The American Federation of Teachers didn’t even try to obscure the vacant chairs:

.@KarlaMats opens up the #AFTvotes town hall with @BetoORourke. pic.twitter.com/BxPIP5h6K2

— AFT (@AFTunion) June 25, 2019

Note the empty front row seats on the other side of the room, as well.

This video shows empty seats in the middle section, directly in front of O’Rourke:

Right now, Democratic Presidential Hopeful and former Texas Congressman Beto O’Rourke is talking to educators in North Miami about some of the stories from teachers and parents about their problems with the school system. I’m live at 6 @CBSMiami pic.twitter.com/Q0I1oTTV3K

— Ty Russell (@TyRussellTV) June 25, 2019

Union president Rhonda “Randi” Weingarten exposed more empty seats in her photo:

And at the town hall we didn't just discuss public ed. @BetoORourke discussed the immediate threat of climate change, solutions to gun violence, and ways to protect Social Security and Medicare. pic.twitter.com/kPXNGXcepo

— Randi Weingarten 🇺🇦🇺🇸💪🏿👩‍🎓🟣 (@rweingarten) June 25, 2019

There were apparently so few RSVPs, organizers sectioned off a portion of the North Miami Middle School gymnasium to not further embarrass the candidate.

Beto’s campaign video did a little better job hiding the empty seats, but alas, they’re still there:

Judging by this video, taken prior to the start of the event, there weren’t that many chairs to begin with:

It’s debate season, y’all. I’m at North Miami Middle School covering an American Federation Teachers town hall with @BetoORourke.
(Important detail: They’re playing the Jonas Brothers.)
Story to come for @MiamiHerald pic.twitter.com/wALQfGGU6r

— amanda rosa (@AmandaNicRosa) June 25, 2019