Texas residents will have the opportunity to witness the only debate between Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz and his Democratic challenger, U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, as they face off in Dallas. This debate comes just before early voting begins in Texas for the upcoming election.
The debate, scheduled for 7 p.m. CT at WFAA in Dallas, will be moderated by Jason Whitely of WFAA and Gromer Jeffers Jr. of The Dallas Morning News. The format includes one-minute introductions for each candidate, followed by 90-second responses to questions with an additional 90 seconds for the other candidate to reply. Moderators will also pose follow-up questions as needed. The debate will conclude with each candidate having one minute for closing statements at the end of the hour.
For those unable to attend the debate in person, it will be live-streamed online and aired on TEGNA Texas stations and Marfa Public Radio. This provides an opportunity for a wider audience to tune in and hear from the candidates directly.
With early voting in Texas beginning on October 21st, this debate serves as a crucial moment for voters to hear where the candidates stand on important issues and their plans for the future. It is an opportunity for voters to make informed decisions before heading to the polls in November.
As we approach the election season, it is important for citizens to stay informed and engaged in the political process. By watching debates like this one, voters can better understand the candidates and their platforms, ultimately leading to a more educated electorate.
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