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Abrams, Kemp, Metz to debate Nov. 4 on Channel 2

The televised debate among candidates for governor of Georgia  falls on the Sunday just before Election Day

The poll comes out with less than a month before the election.
By WSBTV.com
Oct 15, 2018
ExploreUpdate: Kemp pulls out of debate due to President Trump visit

Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams have agreed to participate in two televised debates before Election Day on Nov. 6.

WSB-TV will host a debate between the Gubernatorial candidates -- Abrams, Kemp and the Libertarian candidate Ted Metz -- on Nov. 4 in Atlanta. You can watch the debate LIVE on Channel 2, WSBTV.com and with the WSB-TV News App.

Kemp and Abrams will also participate in a debate hosted by Georgia Public Broadcasting on Oct. 23. It will be broadcast statewide.

The candidates said they look forward to engaging in a conversation about the issues impacting Georgians

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