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Georgia 6th District Debate: What time, what channel, livestream

Jon Ossoff and Karen Handel, the candidate in Georgia’s June 20, 2017 runoff to represent Georgia’s 6th congressional district, will debate live on WSB-TV on Tuesday, June 6. Find information here on what time, what channel and how to find a livestream.

Credit: AJC File

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Jon Ossoff and Karen Handel, the candidate in Georgia’s June 20, 2017 runoff to represent Georgia’s 6th congressional district, will debate live on WSB-TV on Tuesday, June 6. Find information here on what time, what channel and how to find a livestream.
By Brian O'Shea
June 5, 2017

Georgia’s 6th District congressional candidates Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff will meet in a live primetime debate at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 6 on WSB-TV.

This debate happens as Georgians  already are casting early ballots in the June 20 runoff, a closely watched race to replace Republican Tom Price. Price was chosen as the Trump administration's health and human services secretary.

WSB-TV anchor Justin Farmer is debate moderator, with panelists including Atlanta-Journal Constitution’s Greg Bluestein, WSB-TV’s Richard Elliot and WSB Radio’s Condace Pressley.

The debate will air LIVE on Channel 2 and will be livestreamed on WSBTV.com and the official WSB-TV Facebook page.

Your debate preparation: Things to watch in the 6th District Debate from MyAJC

NEXT Deabate:  WABE  90.1 hosts a live radio debate at 9 a.m. Thursday, June 8. The debate will last one hour and will be broadcast live on WABE 90.1 beginning at 9 a.m. It will also stream live via WABE.org and on the WABE app.

RELATED: At least two more debates have been proposed.

For updates on the debate and Georgia's 6th district runoff, follow the AJC Political Insider and expanded Georgia 6th coverage on MyAJC's Politics page. Other ways to follow: Facebook, Twitter

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Brian O'Shea is a senior digital producer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He works with the newsroom to identify topics of interest to Atlanta readers and also works with voter guides and election results. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and The Ohio State University Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism.

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