Vote 2010: At long last, the final Bentley-Sparks debate tonight
By Wade KwonIf you’re still on the fence about Robert Bentley and Ron Sparks, you can see them square off one last time in tonight’s hourlong debate at Auburn University. The two will make their pitches and answer (or deflect) the tough questions starting at 7 tonight.
NBC 13’s Andrea Lindenberg will serve as moderator. Questions will include those submitted ahead of time by citizens and vetted by the League of Women Voters.
The debate will be carried on Alabama Public Television and on WBHM (90.3 FM). A live video stream will also be available on the Alabama Public Television website, while WBHM will have an audio stream. AL.com will also have a live video stream and moderated chat.
Republican nominee Bentley has been on the defense this week after admitting he sought and received contributions from the Alabama Education Association. Whether this will aid Democratic nominee Sparks remains to be seen.
Video: The previous Bentley-Sparks debate at
Birmingham-Southern College. (Note: Video will play,
after it loads completely.)
Election Day is Nov. 2.
Also:
- The World Around You looks at the fallout from Bentley’s AEA admission and whether it will help Sparks at all.
- Video: First debate at the University of Alabama
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010, 6:24 pm
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