How to watch the fourth Republican Presidential Debate

How to watch the fourth Republican Presidential Debate

In the first week of December, NewsNation will hold the fourth Republican National Committee presidential debate before the 2024 primary. It will be broadcast live, streamed online, and available on the NewsNation app.

How to watch the fourth Republican Presidential Debate

South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott withdrew from the Republican presidential contest, which has gradually gotten smaller throughout the campaign season.

This withdrawal occurred after the third primary debate in early November.

Less than two months before the Iowa primaries, the remaining candidates are:

However, the latter two did not advance to the third debate round.

While former President Donald Trump, who is the front-runner in the Republican field based on polls from FiveThirtyEight and RealClearPolitics, has refrained from participating in debates, several contenders have engaged in fierce competition in the three preceding debates in an attempt to close the support gap with Trump and set themselves apart on policy.

Requirements set by RNC for the fourth Republican debate

The Republican National Committee, or RNC, raised the bar for candidates wishing to participate in the debate stage before the fourth one.

According to the RNC news release, to appear at a podium in December, candidates must be polling at 6% or above in two national surveys or at 6% in one early state poll from two separate “carve out” states, which are listed as Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina.

This is more than the 4% requirement that was set for the third debate that took place at the beginning of November.

Among other requirements, the polls must also survey at least 8,000 registered potential Republican voters.

Candidates must raise a minimum of 80,000 unique donors to their principal presidential campaign committee, with at least 200 unique donors in 20 or more states or territories each.

This contrasts with the previous debate, which required at least 70,000 unique donors.

When, Where and Who is going to moderate the Fourth Debate?

Event
The fourth Republican National Convention Debate
Location
 University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa
Time
At 8 p.m. ET
Date December 6, 2023

The fourth Republican National Convention debate will be held at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on December 6 at 8 p.m. ET.

Megyn Kelly, host of “The Megyn Kelly Show” on SiriusXM, Elizabeth Vargas, the Peabody Award-winning anchor of NewsNation’s “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” and Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of The Washington Free Beacon, will moderate.

How to watch the Republican Debate

You can watch the fourth Republican debate in two ways.

On TV

NewsNation will broadcast the live debate at 8 p.m. ET on December 6. You can locate NewsNation on your own with the help of the ChannelFinder app.

Additionally, the broadcast television network The CW will air it simultaneously in the Eastern and Central time zones.

In addition, NewsNation will be providing viewers with a variety of viewpoints throughout the day with its special coverage, which will air at the end of the two-hour debate and feature leading political commentators.

Online

The NewsNation website will broadcast the debate live starting at 8 p.m. ET. Additionally, nearly 200 local TV stations on Nexstar’s website will stream it.

Depending on your device, you may also download the NewsNation app to watch the debate online.

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Nancy Beverly

Nancy Beverly is a prominent political journalist and editor at World-Wire, known for her sharp analysis and deep understanding of global politics. With a Master's degree in Political Science, she excels in breaking down complex political issues, making them relatable to the public. At World-Wire, Nancy crafts compelling political narratives covering everything from local governance to international relations. Recognized for her expertise, she received the 'Excellence in Political Journalism' award in 2021. Nancy's work not only informs but also enriches her readers' understanding of political dynamics.

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