Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton square off Thursday night in Milwaukee in the next Democratic debate. The meeting will be the first big event after Sanders trampled Clinton in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night.
After battling Clinton to a near draw a week earlier in the Iowa caucus, Sanders cruised in the New Hampshire primary 2016, throwing the race wide open and raising new questions about Clinton's campaign staff and strategy.
Thursday's Democratic debate will be shown live on PBS, beginning at 9 p.m. EST. In New Jersey, you can use this guide to find the channel number for NJTV.
The event will be simulcast by CNN. The moderators for the Democratic debate will be PBS NewsHour anchors Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff.
PBS will also live stream the debate online from this link. (You also can follow along live on NJ.com. We'll be updating throughout the evening on NJ.com/politics.)
The Milwaukee event leads into the next primary and caucus on the 2016 election calendar.
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