Watching the Presidential & VP Debates on TV & Online

Tue Sep 13, 2016 16:53:41PM
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Presidential candidates Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump will participate in 3 national debates before the general election occurs on November 4th. Vice Presidential candidates Tim Kaine (D) and Mike Pence (R) will also have their own debate.

Included below is all the information you will need to watch any of the 4 upcoming debates, including TV channels, online streaming options, dates, times and more.

Presidential & Vice Presidential Debate Schedules

1st Presidential Debate - Monday Sept. 26th, 9pm ET
Location: Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY
Moderator: Lester Holt, Anchor of NBC Nightly News

Vice Presidential Debate - Tuesday Oct. 4th, 9pm ET
Location: Longwood University, Farmville, VA
Moderator: Elaine Quijano, Anchor of CBSN and CBS News correspondent

2nd Presidential Debate - Sunday Oct. 9th, 9pm ET
Location: Washington University in St. Louis
Moderators: CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper, ABC's 'This Week' Co-Anchor Martha Raddatz

3rd Presidential Debate - Wednesday Oct. 19th, 9pm ET
Location: University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV
Moderator: Chris Wallace, Anchor of Fox News Sunday


TV Channel Options

TIMES -- 9pm ET thru 10:30pm ET. (All 4 debates start and end at the same time)

CHANNELS -- All 4 debates will also air live on TV on all of the following channels:

Local Channels- ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC

Cable Channels- C-SPAN, CNN, FOX News, and MSBNC


Online Streaming Options

Every television channel listed above is available to stream online. Just click on the link of your preferred channel above. For most all the channels, you will need to login first with your cable sign in info.

If you do not have a cable account, see if a family member or friend would be willing to help you out with their info. But for the Presidential Debates, many (if not all) channels should be streaming the event without the need of a login. So pick your favorite channel and see.

** I will update the blog if and when the channels reveal if they will require a login or not. I believe C-SPAN is your best bet though for login-free access (if you don't have a cable package, like myself). **

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0 0 1 0 0 New Orleans, LA
 

2548 days ago
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VP Debate - PLEASE control the debate and let each man speak without Kaine continuously interrupting and talking over Pence. VERY Immature and unprofessional, NOT what we need for a VP.
Deplorable092616 Presidential Debate
 

2556 days ago
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As usual, the main stream media is saying the liberal Democratic party took the better of the debate. This is an absolute lie; look at it for God's sake! When will the liberal media i.e. NBC, CBS, CNN, ABC tell the real truth? Every American knows the current administration owns the media sources!!! There are too many people directly related to peoples in the current administration to deny this truth. I, for one, am sick of this administration!!! This administration HAS GOT TO GO!!! Years ago, the news was unbiased; not today.
Comcast owns NBC. TBS and Time Warner Cable own CNN. The Walt Disney Company owns ABC. The list goes on and on. There is this thing called the 1st Amendment. It explicitly prohibits a state run media. Just because you disagree with what someone says doesn't mean that it's state run. You also seem to be extremely ill informed of media history. There has never been a time in our nations history - EVER - when the media was not biased. I encourage you to read up on how newspapers saw their role throughout the 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st Centuries. Modern day news is sheer child's play compared to how things were reported one or two hundred years ago.