When do I watch?
9 p.m. ET. The debate will last 90 minutes with no commercial breaks. Townhall.com will have preview and recap analysis today and tomorrow.
Where do I watch?
You can follow along with real-time updates on Townhall.com, while watching a livestream of the debate that will be on our homepage later this afternoon. The debate will also air on every major network and cable news channel including:
- ABC
- CBS
- NBC
- Fox
- CNN
- C-SPAN
- MSNBC
- Fox News
- PBS
- Univision
If you prefer to plug into social media tonight, Twitter and YouTube will also be streaming the debate, and Snapchat will have a “Live Story” going.
Who’s moderating?
NBC Nightly News Anchor Lester Holt. Holt has selected three debate topics—“America’s direction,” “achieving prosperity,” and “securing America.” The debate is divided into six time segments of approximately 15 minutes, with each topic given two slots.
Where is it?
Hofstra University in Hempstead, NY. This will be Hofstra University’s third time hosting a presidential debate. In 2008, it held the debate between Barack Obama and John McCain, and in 2012 it held the debate between Obama and Mitt Romney.
When are the other debates?
Sunday, October 9 and Wednesday, October 19. And, if you can’t wait until then, the vice presidential debate will be on Tuesday, October 4. For more details, check out Townhall.com’s complete schedule here.
What should I expect?
Honest, informative answers that will help you decide who to vote for? Maybe. An hour and a half of solid entertainment as two of most unfavorable presidential candidates battle it out? Definitely.
