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Showing posts with label presidential debate 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presidential debate 3. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

Presidential Debate 3 : At what time does it Start





On Wednesday October 19 the third presidential debate is scheduled to take place amid a firestorm of controversies swirling around the campaign.

A leaked tape of Trump making vulgar comments about women went viral and sent the internet into meltdown a little over a week ago, while he insisted it was just "locker room talk", he has definitely been losing ground in the polls since the story broke.

Hillary Clinton on the other hand has suffered numerous revelations, filtered by wikileaks.

Following all these scandals the third and final presidential debate is sure to be a lively affair, with Trump and Clinton going head to head at The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, at 21:00 ET these October 19, be sure not to miss it!!

Thursday, October 13, 2016

Presidential Debate 3 Format : 19 October 2016

The third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will take place on Wednesday 19 October and will be hosted by Chris Wallace, Anchor of Fox News Sunday.

Following 2 heated debates, it will be the last chance for the candidates to do battle face to face, so expect some fireworks, even more so due to the fact that Trump has been losing ground in the polls and must take risks if he is to make an impact on this deficit. The current rolling average on RealClearPolitics has Clinton leading on 48%, compared to 41.8% for Trump.

The debate will begin at 21:00 ET and the format will be the same as for the first debate.

Poll Trump vs Clinton October 14 2016


The latest polls in the race for the 2016 presidential race show that Hillary Clinton is expanding her lead over her republican opponent Donald Trump.

Following Trump`s latest scandal in which he was caught on tape using vulgar terms about women he has plumeted in the polls.

RealClearPolitics Average (3 October- 11 October)

Hillary Clinton   48.0%
Donald Trump   41.8%

It is unclear if Trump has shortened the gap following the second of the three presidential debates after putting in a much improvement performance since the first debate.