Watch Live: 1st 2009 Detroit Mayoral Debate
POSTED: Tuesday, December 2, 2008
UPDATED: 8:16 pm EST December 2,
2008
DETROIT -- The first televised Detroit mayoral debate will be between three candidates vying to succeed Kwame Kilpatrick in the Feb. 24 special elections.Current Mayor Ken Cockrel Jr., Pistons great Dave Bing and former Deputy Mayor Freman Hendrix will begin sparring at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the WADL studios in Clinton Township.
WATCH LIVE: 2009 Detroit Mayoral Candidates DebateMildred Gaddis and Free Press' Stephen Henderson will host the debate, and Anchor Rich Fisher will moderate.The debate will be livestreamed in ClickOnDetroit.com and simulcast on WCHB AM 1200 Radio and WADL38.The debate sponsors, The Detroit Free Press, Radio One and WADL 38, said they cited public opinion polls, when deciding which candidates to invite to the debate.The Dave Bing campaign said it will fully disclose the campaign's financial information on the Web site, www.davebingformayor.com, in an effort to emphasize the need for ethics in Detroit.Bing's campaign said it challenged Hendrix and Cockrel to do the same, but they have not responded to his challenge.
WATCH LIVE: 2009 Detroit Mayoral Candidates DebateMildred Gaddis and Free Press' Stephen Henderson will host the debate, and Anchor Rich Fisher will moderate.The debate will be livestreamed in ClickOnDetroit.com and simulcast on WCHB AM 1200 Radio and WADL38.The debate sponsors, The Detroit Free Press, Radio One and WADL 38, said they cited public opinion polls, when deciding which candidates to invite to the debate.The Dave Bing campaign said it will fully disclose the campaign's financial information on the Web site, www.davebingformayor.com, in an effort to emphasize the need for ethics in Detroit.Bing's campaign said it challenged Hendrix and Cockrel to do the same, but they have not responded to his challenge. Copyright 2008 by ClickOnDetroit.com.
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