Pre-election debate schedule for 2016 year

After several rounds of debates in January and February 2016, the parties will identify with their candidates for the presidency, after which voters will be able to observe the debates of the main campaign.

Data on when and where this will occur has been collected by the publication. Vox.

Republican Party

In 2015, the Republicans conducted five rounds of pre-election discussions: 6 August in Cleveland, September 16 in Simi Valley, October 28 in Boulder, November 10 in Milwaukeeand December 15 in Las Vegas.

Before the party convention, which will be held in Iowa 1 on February 2016, and after which the initial voting will begin, the Republicans have two more rounds of debate left.

The sixth round will be 14 January 2016 of the year in North Charleston (South Carolina), and the seventh is scheduled for 28 January 2016 of the year in Iowa.

After the start of the primary voting, there will be two more discussions of Republican contenders: February 6, 2016, in Manchester (New Hampshire), and February 13, 2016, in South Carolina.

Democratic Party

Democrats have already held three rounds of debate: October 13 in Las Vegas, November 14 in Des Moines, and 1December 9 in Manchester.

According to the information of the National Committee of the Democratic Party, three more tours will be held in 2016 year.

January 17, 2016 - Charleston, South Carolina; February 11, 2016 - Wisconsin (location to be confirmed); March 9, 2016 - Miami (Florida).

Main Campaign Debate

They are still far away, but the Presidential Debate Commission has already named the dates and places for the upcoming discussions.

They will take place:

September 26, 2016 - The first presidential debate will be held in Dayton, Ohio, at Wright State University;

October 4 2016 will be the Vice Presidential Debate at Farmville, Va .;

October 9 2016 at the University of Washington in St. Louis (Missouri) will hold the second presidential debate;

October 19 The third presidential debate will take place on the basis of the University of Nevada in Las Vegas.

Elections are scheduled for November 8 2016.

As the “Forum” wrote, according to polls, Donald Trump is the leader of the Republican race, Hillary Clinton retains leadership positions among the Democratic Party.