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During every election campaign, the leaders of political parties go toe-to-toe in a series debates. Often, they get to fire off a few zingers at each other. But the debates don't seem to have much impact on voting.

The campaigns have now reached the hostels, where candidates, sometimes till 10 pm, engage with students on JNU-centric issues.

With NASA at a disadvantage and using fewer elected representatives to mobilise than their opponents, they have to work twice as hard, get agents everywhere, to even scratch the surface.

El presidente Juan Orlando Hernández alertó sobre un supuesto plan para desestabilizar el país previo a las elecciones generales del próximo 26 de noviembre.

El presidenciable por el Partido Liberal, Luis Orlando Zelaya Medrano, volvió a retar a un debate público a Juan Orlando Hernández y a Salvador Nasralla, presidenciables por el partido Nacional y la Alianza Opositora, respectivamente.

Una encuesta de la emisora pública ZDF da el 22% de los votos a la Socialdemocracia, contra el 39% para el bloque Unión de Merkel. El sondeo de 1,309 votantes tiene un margen de error de 3 puntos.

As the candidates for chancellor prepare for their only TV duel before September 24th, our editor-in-chief laments the inappropriateness of the American format.

The Utah Debate Commission announced Thursday that a debate has been scheduled Oct. 18 at BYU for candidates running to fill the 3rd Congressional District seat vacated by former Rep. Jason Chaffetz.

The Liberian Senate has passed a vote of no confidence in Education Minister George Werner after he refused to apologize to the public for his Facebook comments denigrating the August 17 presidential debate and condemning the necessity of intellectualism in governing.

The Utah Debate Commission is pleased to announce that it will be holding a debate for the 3rd Congressional District special election.

As Somaliland remains a rare example of functioning democracy in the Horn of Africa. Somaliland will have its first ever Presidential Election Debates in 2017, organized by Inspire Group.

Third-party candidates Gary Johnson's and Jill Stein's rights were not violated when they were excluded from presidential debates during the 2012 campaign, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.