Senator Bill Nelson faces Representative Connie Mack IV in Florida U.S. Senate debate on Wednesday

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Senator Bill Nelson (left), Representative Connie Mack IV (right)
Photographer: United States Congress

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Posted: 10/17/2012

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson and Republican Representative Connie Mack IV will participate in a U.S. Senate Debate in Ft. Lauderdale on Wednesday night.

WE WILL BE LIVE VIDEO STREAMING THE DEBATE HERE: http://wfts.tv/V2uW2W (CLICK HERE AND MAKE SURE TO BOOKMARK THE LINK)

The debate is being moderated by WPTV anchor Michael Williams.

A three-person panel made up of ABC Action News Director of Community Affairs Lissette Campos, Miami Herald politics reporter Toluse Olorunnipa, and South Florida Sun-Sentinel political writer Anthony Man will be asking the candidates questions.

The debate will be split into three parts.

During the first part, the panelists will ask Sen. Nelson and Rep. Mack to address the issues raised by the two candidates' negative ads.

The second part will revolve around domestic issues such as jobs, employment, education and Medicare.

In the third section Nelson and Mack will be asked about international policy and national security issues.

The debate is taking place in the Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center at Nova Southeastern University.

ABC Action News (Tampa Channel 28) will be airing the debate live on air in the Tampa Bay market. You can also watch it streaming live online at http:// wfts.tv/ V2uW2W  beginning at 7:00 p.m.

The debate can also be seen live the following Florida television stations:

  • Ft.Myers: WBBH Channel 2 (NBC) / WZVN-HD Channel 7 (ABC)
  • Gainesville: WCJB Channel 20 (ABC) / CW 10
  • Jacksonville: WTLV Channel 12 (NBC) / WJXX Channel 25 (ABC)
  • Miami: WTVJ Channel 6 (NBC)
  • Orlando: WKMG Channel 6 (CBS)
  • Panama City: WJHG Channel 7 (NBC)
  • Pensacola: WEAR Channel 3 (ABC)
  • Sarasota: WWSB Channel 7 (ABC)
  • Tallahassee: WCTV Channel 6 (CBS)
  • West Palm Beach: WPTV Channel 5 (NBC)

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