| − | Senator [[Barrack Obama]], the [[Democrat]] nominee is running against [[John McCain]], the [[Republican]] nominee. The two have already met in one presidential debate. The other two presidential debates have been scheduled and located. There was also be a Vice-Presidential debate between Democratic Senator [[Joe Biden]] and Governor [[Sarah Palin]]. Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama appeared on stage together in Oxford, Mississippi Friday night for their first presidential debate on September 26th. Their respective running mates, Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, debated in [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]] on October 2nd. | + | Senator [[Barrack Obama]], the [[Democrat]] nominee is running against [[John McCain]], the [[Republican]] nominee. The two have already met in two presidential debates. The final presidential debate has been scheduled and located. There was also a Vice-Presidential debate between Democratic Senator [[Joe Biden]] and Governor [[Sarah Palin]]. Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama appeared on stage together in Oxford, Mississippi Friday night for their first presidential debate on September 26th and again on October 7th in Nashville, Tennessee. Their respective running mates, Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, debated in [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]] on October 2nd. |
| | Moderators: [[Jim Lehrer]], [[Tom Brokaw]], [[Bob Schieffer]] and [[Gwen Ifill]] | | Moderators: [[Jim Lehrer]], [[Tom Brokaw]], [[Bob Schieffer]] and [[Gwen Ifill]] |
| − | <ref> The first debate and vice presidential debate have occurred already, but the following two presidential debates have not yet occurred. This is merely how they are planned to occur. Any location or date could change for any particular reason. </ref> | + | <ref> The first two debates and vice presidential debate have occurred already, but the last presidential debate has not yet occurred. This is merely how it is planned to occur. Any location or date could change for any particular reason. </ref> |