U.S. Senate Debate: Introduction
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UMD's Romano Gym was home to a rigorous debate between Minnesota's three U.S. Senate hopefuls. The debate was sponsored by Debate Minnesota and moderated by Patrick Marx.
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U.S. Senate Debate: Opening Statements
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UMD's Romano Gym was home to a rigorous debate between Minnesota's three U.S. Senate hopefuls. The debate was sponsored by Debate Minnesota and moderated by Patrick Marx.
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U.S. Senate Debate: Economy
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| Each candidate had an opportunity to discuss their views on the economy. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Foreign Policy
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| The candidates view on Foreign Policy was the second question of the night. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Energy
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| The candidates were able to discuss their energy policies. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Education
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| The audience asked questions concerning education, Moderator Patrick Marx choose a question for the candidates. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Supreme Court
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| The audience asked questions concerning the possible nomination of Supreme Court Justices. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Mining & Forestry
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| The audience asked a question concerning mining and forest industries in Minnesota. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Special Interests
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| The last audience concerned the candidates views on Special Interests. |
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U.S. Senate Debate: Closing Statements
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| Each candidate had the opportunity to make closing statements. |
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