With only 31 days till the election, it's time to start narrowing down who you'll vote for. One key way to determine this is to watch the presidential debates, the second one taking place on Oct. 9 at Washington University in Missouri, beginning at 6 p.m. PDT/9 p.m. EDT. Don't worry if you don't have cable — there are plenty of ways to watch online and for free.
Facebook has partnered with ABC News to bring a live stream of the debates to the app and website. You can head to this link when it's time to watch and react on Facebook.
If you're someone who enjoys seeing real-time reactions from journalists, celebrities, and the like, then you might want to watch the debates live on Twitter. The social media company partnered with Bloomberg Media to make this happen. Just head to debates.twitter.com at 8:30 p.m. EDT to watch the debates, as well as see real-time tweets on the side.
Lastly, YouTube has partnered with Bloomberg Politics, the Washington Post, and NBC News to bring you three different live streams. You can watch the NBC News one here, the Washington Postone here, and the Bloomberg Politics one here.
Before watching the debates, brush up on all the latest news, and don't forget to register to vote!
