Two-time presidential candidate John Edwards is continuing his return to the public stage by debating Republican strategist Karl Rove.

Congressman John Barrow and Republican Challenger John Stone debate Tuesday at Julian Smith Casino.

The battle over Georgia water was the focus of a debate between Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss and Democrat, Jim Martin. The debate aired Tuesday night on WXFG Fox 54. Chambliss asked Martin how he could support Barack Obama…when Obama has sided with Florida in the water war with Georgia.

Barack Obama and John Mccain sat just feet apart, making for an intimate, tense, sometimes awkward, final debate as the Presidential campaign enters it’s last weeks. The stakes were much higher for McCain. Behind in the polls, he was aggressive, distancing himself from President Bush. Tell us who you think won the debate.

Thursday morning, the candidates head back out on the road for the final 19 days of the campaign. Wednesday night, they went head to head in a third and final debate. It may have been John McCain’s last chance to turn around an election which, according to the polls, seems to be slipping away from him. Was it enough? ABC News’ Christianne Klein has the details in your Vote 2008 report.

The presidential debate takes a local turn.  As McCain and Obama face off in New York, two others debate here in Augusta.  WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop explains.

Presidential Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain squared off in their third and final debate in New York.

Bob Schieffer moderated the event.

Polls show John McCain slipping steadily behind Barack Obama, as the two prepare to meet Wednesday night in the final debate of Campaign 2008. It might be Senator McCain’s last best chance to change the dynamic of the race. ABC News’ Linsey Davis has more in out Vote 2008 report.

Candidates Debate the Issues in Downtown Augusta

Round Two of the Presidential debates was all about finger pointing, as Senators John McCain and Barack Obama met face-to-face, Thursday night, in Nashville, TN. Let us know who you think won.

The Presidential candidates back on the campaign trail, Wednesday. Barack Obama and John McCain will stump for vote in the battleground states of Indiana, Pennsylvania And Ohio. They’ve got two debates under their belts, now, but Tuesday night’s face-off didn’t seem to change a campaign dynamic that favors Barack Obama, for now. ABC News’ Linsey Davis in is New York with the details.

Both participants in Thursday night’s Vice-Presidential debate were on the defensive and offensive, at times, Now it your time to have your say. Who do you think won?.

The vice presidential candidates are getting ready for what could be the most-watched vice presidential debate in history. The 1984 debate between then-vice president George H.W. Bush and Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman vice presidential candidate on a major party ticket, attracted a TV audience of nearly 57 million.

Thursday night is the great debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin. Iit’s the first, and last, time the Vice-Presidential candidates will confront each other. The mccain campaign admits governor palin is getting a crash course in policy issues. ABC News’ Diana Alvear reports, Palin has a lot on the line, in a WJBF-TV News Channel 6 Vote ‘08 Report.