Key dates: Live US election coverage on SBS

25 Oct 2012, 10:00 am   -   Source: SBS
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Follow the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates live on SBS ONE. (Getty Images)

Follow the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates live on SBS ONE. (Getty Images)

Don’t miss a second of the US election race – SBS World News Australia will have comprehensive coverage as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney go head-to-head for the US Presidency in the coming weeks.

Don’t miss a second of the US election race – SBS World News Australia will have comprehensive coverage as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney go head-to-head for the US Presidency.

ELECTION DAY 

Wednesday November 7: US Election Day 2012

Watch SBS ONE or our live feed on the SBS World News Australia website as the votes are counted and the next President of the United States is declared. We will have live updates from the US from 1pm ADST.

You’ll also be able to follow all the latest news online with rolling updates all day from the SBS World News Australia online team.

US ELECTION DEBATES

Thursday October 4: Presidential debate #1: Domestic policy

This debate is now over. Click to view our wrap-up of the event.

Friday October 12: Vice Presidential debate: Foreign and domestic policy

This debate is now over. Click to view our wrap-up of the event.

Wednesday October 17: Presidential debate #2: Foreign and domestic policy

This debate is now over. Click to view our wrap-up of the event.

Tuesday October 23: Presidential debate #3: Foreign policy

This debate is now over. Click to view our wrap-up of the event.

  

OUR US ELECTION TEAM 

Follow updates from SBS Senior Correspondent Brian Thomson live from the US campaign trail on Facebook and Twitter.

You can also follow all the action from the newsroom with SBS World News Australia reporters Rhiannon Elston and Andy Park.

For our full US Election coverage click here

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Your Comments

Ideology

Ray - from Cronulla, Sydney, 7 months ago

The American election is essentially a battle of ideology: social equality, social sustainability and accountability against individual growth, individual rights and individual checks and balances. We know that in a time of need, the social outweighs the individual. It is, after all, human nature to work together. So what ideology do we want running this world? I'd personally prefer a socially-oriented one - with globalisation in full swing, one can no longer afford to be an island.

Romney? Really?

Dion - from Glen Alpine, 7 months ago

I am sick to death of hearing how Obama has done nothing. He was left with a train-wreck of a country after Bush, and has spent 4 years bringing it back to life. It may not be perfect, but I'd like to see any candidate do as much as he has. Romney has business experience yes, but is that more important than equality? Romney will further segregate women and LGBT individuals. Obama won't. And Obama has kept the economy afloat. Simple decision really. Obama FTW!

Romney has the fresh ideas and the experience in business

David - from Newtown, 7 months ago

Obama has had no experience in business and managing a company and it shows - he doesn't have a clue how to get the economy back on track and has offered no plan to do so. He doesn't even seem that interested. His last four years as president, has been for the most part, a failure. Romney has a lot of experience in running a business and in turning businesses around, seems energetic and has a lot of fresh ideas.

no to wrongney

rex - from brisbane, 7 months ago

The world doesn't need another republican government. Look what happened the last time, trillions spent blowing up the middle east, detention and torture, GFC, greed, lies and threats. Go Obama for and second term and repair the lives of broken America.

Good on you Obama

Michael - from Rosebud, 8 months ago

Well for what its worth, Obi has done a good job. Just hope the people give him another turn.

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