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U. S. Senate Debate
Thursday, October 16
University Of Minnesota Duluth
Romano Gymnasium
7:00PM
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Tickets are free and will be available on a first come basis starting at 6:00 pm at the debates. You may also contact the individual campaign offices for tickets in advance.
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Sunday, October 5
University Center Rochester
851 30th Ave SE
Rochester, MN 55904
7:00PM
Broadcast live on:
Streaming on the web at:
http://minnesota.publicradio.org
Rebroadcast on C-SPAN Wednesday October 8th at 8:00pm
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Saturday, October 11
Breck High School
Cargill Theater
123 Ottawa Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55422
7:00PM
Directions
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Co-Sponsored by:
Broadcast live on:
KARE 11-TV
Thursday, October 16
University Of Minnesota Duluth
7:00PM
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Debate Minnesota organizes statewide issue based debates for citizens to encourage public participation in the election process and promote civility in the political process.
2006 U.S. Senate Debate in Moorhead. Candidates Amy Klobuchar, Robert Fitzgerald and Mark Kennedy. Moderators Jack Zaleski and Terry Boldan
Debate Minnesota 2008 is underway. Led by a multi-partisan board of directors, Debate Minnesota is preparing to host a series of debates across the state. This important election year features races for the U.S. Senate seat, all eight Congressional seats, and 134 Minnesota House seats. Our goal is to bring the candidates’ voices and views to you, the Minnesota voter, through Debate Minnesota. Be sure to check in regularly for updates and news about the 2008 debates.
Debate Minnesota's Mission
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To promote civility in the political process.
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To provide a platform for a fair, informative, and in-depth discussion of ideas.
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To encourage public participation in the election process.
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To help restore public confidence in government by raising the level of political discourse.
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