Viewers speak out on debate
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One down, two to go. President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry were talking foreign policy Thursday night at the University of Miami.
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Discussions about the economy and health care were overshadowed by heated exchanges between rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama during tonight's Democratic debate. At one point, John Edwards asked: "Are there three people in this debate?"
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Ukraine's presidential candidates are trading accusations in a televised debate.
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Democratic presidential candidates face a new kind of grilling Monday when debate questions come from America's living rooms via YouTube. Analysts say the format could force candidates to be more straightforward but some say the debate isn't as different as it should be.
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Hillary Clinton,  Barack Obama and six other Democratic presidential contenders  wrestled with questions of race, war and gender on Monday in a  debate starring a parade of questions posed in YouTube videos.
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A scene from the debate. The final evaluation of which man won will, to a large extent, depend on the comments of the âspin doctorsâ.
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Nearly 44 million Americans tuned  in to see Vice President Dick Cheney square off against Sen.  John Edwards in the most watched debate between nominees for  the No. 2 spot on the presidential ticket since 1992, ratings  showed on Wednesday.
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Voter reaction to Friday's debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry:
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After all the clatter of campaign ads and stump speeches, voters this election year will soon be able to watch the two main presidential candidates in three televised &quot;debates.
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Despite competition from two baseball playoff games, the third and final presidential debate, held Wednesday night in Tempe, drew more than 51 million viewers -- more
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As television viewers paid increasing attention this year to the presidential race, they often sought out more politically opinionated talk, at least on cable.
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The Prime Minister and the Federal Opposition have both detailed their pitch to voters during the only televised debate of the election campaign.
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NEW YORK, 2 October 2004 - An estimated 55 million Americans watched President George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry spar over national security issues during the first televised presidential debate on Thursday night.
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Cancer patients, gay couples and snowmen: voters, not journalists, asked the questions at the CNN-YouTube debate. Was it a breakthrough for democracy or a publicity stunt?
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At least 62.5 million Americans  tuned in to President Bush's debate with challenger Sen. John  Kerry on Thursday, far surpassing the number who watched either  political convention this summer or Bush's debates four years  ago with Al Gore.
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George W Bush and John Kerry prepare for their final TV debate, which observers say may be critical to the race.
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Voter reaction to Wednesday's debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry.