Arab American Institute

Hello Friend,

Tonight the Democratic Party is presenting another debate, this time in South Carolina ahead of the state's primary. It's also the last debate before Super Tuesday on March 3, when over a dozen states will go to the polls.

Where and when can I watch?

The debate will air on CBS Stations, BET, and will stream online on CBSN, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. It will run from 8:00pm-10:00pm EDT.

Which candidates made the debate stage?

Tonight's stage will look familiar to you, with seven of the eight remaining Democratic candidates qualifying for the debate.

Candidate	Twitter Handle	Candidate	Twitter Handle
Bernie Sanders	@BernieSanders	Amy Klobuchar	@amyklobuchar
Elizabeth Warren	@ewarren	Michael Bloomberg	@MikeBloomberg
Pete Buttigieg	@PeteButtigieg	Tom Steyer	@TomSteyer
Joe Biden	@JoeBiden

Who’s moderating?

The debate is co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute in Charleston, South Carolina.

Host	Twitter Handle
Norah O'Donnell	@NorahODonnell
Gayle King	@GayleKing
Margaret Brennan	@margbrennan
Major Garrett	@MajorCBS
Bill Whitaker	@BillWhitaker

Where do the candidates stand on the issues?

Curious where the candidates stand on our priority issues? We've updated our candidate profiles here, so be sure to check them out:

Tracking the issues on social media?

Use relevant #hashtags: The official hashtag of the debates is #DemDebate, and can be used to submit questions to the moderators.

To make sure we find and interact with Arab Americans engaging on social media, please use #YallaVote. We also encourage you to use issue-specific hashtags like #RefugeesWelcome for the border crisis, #PalestineIs for Israel/Palestine-related discussions, #NoMuslimBanEver for Trump’s Muslim ban, #NoWarWithIran for (you guessed it) war with Iran, #2020Census for the census, and #FairMaps for anti-gerrymandering efforts.

Let's make sure the candidates know: We are watching and preparing to #YallaVote!

Arab American Institute
http://www.aaiusa.org/