Wisconsin Senate Candidates To Debate as Pivotal Swing State Race Heats Up 

The one and only scheduled debate will be a chance for the public to hear from the candidates in a race seen as crucial for Democrats to hold on to their Senate majority.

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Eric Hovde, a Republican businessman and real estate mogul launched, announces he is running for U.S. Senate against Wisconsin's incumbent senator, Tammy Baldwin. AP/Mark Hoffman

The first and only scheduled debate between Wisconsin’s main party Senate candidates will be held on Friday evening — less than three weeks before Election Day — in a tight race considered to be crucial for Democrats to hold on to their  Senate majority. 

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