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We’re live-tweeting the UO Democrats’ watch party

Scott Greenstone
October 12, 2015

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, the two frontrunners appearing in tonight’s Democratic presidential debate. (Creative Commons)

The first Democratic presidential debate is tonight, and University of Oregon College Democrats are hosting a Democratic debate watch party. It’s in Straub Hall 245 at 5:30 p.m., and the Emerald is going to be live-tweeting the event and covering it on Snapchat. Follow @smgreenstone on Twitter or below and DailyEmerald on Snapchat for updates.

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