Posted February 17, 2016 | by Kimberly Scott | in DemDaily, Resource, Uncategorized

Dueling Presidential Town Halls: Tonight & Tomorrow!

A recent edition to the ever-changing Presidential debate and town hall schedule!

Tonight and tomorrow CNN and MSNBC are each hosting their own presidential town halls - dueling for the ratings during the same primetime slot.

In a town hall format candidates do not engage one another so - unlike debates - they do not need to be sanctioned by the Democratic and Republican parties. These just went on the books Monday.

THE DETAILS

FEBRUARY 17, 2016

CNN Republican Town Hall

When:	Wednesday, February 17th
Time:	8pm ET (7pm CT, 6pm MT, 5pm PT)
Where:	Greenville, South Carolina
Sponsors:	CNN
Moderators:	Anderson Cooper
Candidates:	Carson, Cruz, Rubio
AiredOn/Streaming:	CNN, CNN International and CNN en Espanol. Live Streaming: CNN.com

MSNBC Republican Town Hall & Interview

When:	Wednesday, February 17th
Time:	7pm ET: Chris Matthews will interview John Kasich
	8pm ET: Trump's solo town hall
Where:	South Carolina
Sponsors:	MSNBC
Moderators:	Joe Scarborough & Mika Brzesinski
Candidates:	Donald Trump
AiredOn/Streaming:	MSNBC

FEBRUARY 18, 2016

CNN Republican Town Hall

When:	Thursday, February 18th
Time:	8pm ET (7pm CT, 6pm MT, 5pm PT)
Where:	Columbia, South Carolina
Sponsors:	CNN
Moderators:	Anderson Cooper
Candidates:	Trump, Bush, Kasich
AiredOn/Streaming:	CNN, CNN International and CNN en Espanol. Live Streaming: CNN.com

MSNBC Democratic Town Hall

When:	Thursday, February 18th
Time:	8pm ET (7pm CT, 6pm MT, 5pm PT)
Where:	Las Vegas, Nevada
Sponsors:	MSNBC
Moderators:	Chuck Todd & Jose Diaz-Balart
Candidates:	Bernie Sanders & Hillary Clinton
AiredOn/Streaming:	MSNBC & Telemundo

DemList will continue to keep you informed as the schedule changes. Tomorrow - the full debate schedule!

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