One definite Democratic presidential candidate, and another possible candidate, are speaking out against the Democratic National Committee’s decision to not allow Fox News to host any of their party’s primary debates.
The Democratic National Committee has decided to exclude Fox News Channel from televising any of its candidate debates during the 2019-2020 cycle as a result of published revelations detailing the cable network’s close ties to the Trump administration.
WROC Airing Congressional Debate From Studio
KMBC Airing Missouri U.S. Senate Debate Tonight
Exclusives
WLWT Airing Ohio’s Final U.S. Senate Debate
WPVI Airing Pennsylvania Senate Debate Sunday
KING To Air Senate And Congressional Debates
WPEC Carrying Congressional Debate Saturday
Jeopardy host Alex Trebek will moderate the Pennsylvania gubernatorial debate on Monday night — and no, the candidates will not have to answer in the form of a question. Democratic incumbent Tom Wolf will face off against Republican Scott Wagner during the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry’s 34th annual chamber dinner. The candidates will engage in a 45 minute debate, moderated by Trebek, focusing on topics pertaining to Pennsylvania business.
WTVT To Broadcast Dem Gubernatorial Debate
Fox O&O WTVT Tampa, Fla. (DMA 13), will host a debate between all four leading Democratic candidates for Florida Governor. The debate will take place at the station’s studio in […]
Raycom Producing Senate Debate For La. Stations
WBAL-AM-TV Airing Baltimore Mayoral Debate
WTAE Airing Debate Between U.S. Senate Candidates
WISN Airs Debates For City, County, State Races
WLS And WGBO Schedule 2 Political Debates
In run-up to the March 15 primary election, ABC O&O WLS Chicago (DMA 3) will present two live debates. WLS will partner with the League of Women Voters of Illinois […]
Hearst-owned NBC affiliate KCRA Sacramento, Calif. (DMA 20), will host the first Sacramento mayoral debate live at the KCRA studios on Wednesday, April 6. Former State Senate Leader Darrell Steinberg, […]
Fox Business Network will present live coverage surrounding the Republican presidential primary debates from the North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center in North Charleston, South Carolina on Thursday, Jan. […]
CBSN, which launched on Nov. 6, 2014, streams a continuous newscast and also allows users to click on streams of individual stories. It is available on the CBS News website, on the network’s mobile apps and through services like Apple TV, Roku and Android TV. Starting this week, it can also be seen on Xbox One. Political reporter Major Garrett will host a preview of Saturday’s Democratic debate an hour before it begins on CBSN. The free service will stream the debate live, accompanied by data and tweets provided by Twitter.
Taking a page from trend-setter Donald Trump, CBS News announced this morning it’s entered into a partnership with Twitter to create an “enhanced viewer experience” for its Nov. 14 Democratic debate.
KHOU To Air Mayoral Debate On Oct. 17
The station’s collaboration with Houston Public Media and Free Press Houston aims to engage young voters. Seven candidates will be on hand for the live broadcast two days before early voting opens up to Texans.
The live, half-hour debate will air on Media General’s CW affiliate Friday, Oct. 16, at 6:30 to 7 p.m. from the WISH studios.
NEW YORK (AP) — Liberals are urging CNN to add a left-leaning questioner to its panel at this week’s debate of Democratic presidential candidates, saying it’s only fair because conservative […]
Raycom Media’s Fox affiliate WXIX Cincinnati (DMA 36) will air the Centre College/AARP Kentucky Governor debate live on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 7 to 8 p.m. The debate will be […]
CNN has moved its primetime Sept. 16 Republican debate from 9 p.m. ET to 8 p.m., eliminating the long gap between its main event and the earlier forum for second-tier candidates, the network told campaigns in a conference call Tuesday afternoon.
CNN is asking 40 times its normal rate for commercial time in the next Republican debate. The cable news network is charging as much as $200,000 for a 30-second spot in the primetime brawl taking place on Sept. 16, according to a media buyer. This is on par with the cost of buying commercial time in some broadcast primetime series.
CNN announced on Tuesday that it has changed the criteria for its upcoming debate, making space for Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina on the primetime stage. Fiorina had argued for weeks that CNN’s debate criteria unfairly weighted early field leaders over contenders like her who have polled better since the Fox News debate on Aug. 6.
Fox announced Tuesday afternoon that Donald Trump, Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee, Jeb Bush, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker and Chris Christie will be included in Thursday’s primetime debate. The remaining candidates will be in a secondary forum that starts four hours earlier.
The proverbial elephant of the GOP primary season, Donald Trump, won’t be in the room on Monday night as most of his rivals answer questions at a Republican presidential forum in New Hampshire. Trump’s absence is the result of his annoyance with the sponsor and could make the New Hampshire event significantly different from the GOP debate being sponsored by Fox News later this week where Trump will be center stage.
Fox News is opening its 5 p.m. debate to all the announced Republican candidates who fail to make the cut for the Aug. 6 primetime event (at 9 p.m.), removing a requirement that participants reach at least 1% in polling. The change serves to guarantee the presence of candidates such as Lindsey Graham and Carly Fiorina.
