Debate in the United States

Debate Definition in the Legislative Process

The following is a definition of Debate, by the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL): Discussion of a matter according to parliamentary rules.

Debate

A description about Debate is available here: A structured discussion involving two or more opposing sides is a debate. In American politics, debates have come to be associated with televised programs at which candidates present their own and their parties’ views in response to questions from the media or members of the audience. Debates also may be held via radio, the Internet or at a community meeting place. They can be held among those who seek elective office at any level of government.

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