(WHTM) - The two Republican candidates for Pennsylvania Attorney General will appear in their first televised statewide debate on March 14 in Harrisburg.
The exclusive primetime one hour debate will take place in the abc27 studio in Harrisburg starting at 7 p.m.
York County District Attorney Dave Sunday and State Representative Craig Williams are both scheduled to attend.
The following television stations will broadcast and live stream the debate on Thursday night.
- WHTM-TV (ABC) in Harrisburg/Lancaster/Lebanon/York
- KDKA+ (CBS) in Pittsburgh
- WPHL-TV (CW) in Philadelphia
- WTAJ-TV (CBS) in Johnstown/Altoona/State College
- WYOU-TV (CBS) in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre/Hazleton
- WYTV-DT2 (MY Network) in Youngstown, Ohio
- WJET-TV (ABC) and WFXP-TV (FOX) in Erie
The debates will also stream live on PIX11.com in New York City, WIVB.com in Buffalo, and MyTwinTiers.com in Elmira.
Additionally, all radio stations throughout the commonwealth will be provided free access to the debate.
The debate will be moderated by WHTM abc27 News anchor Dennis Owens who will pose questions to the candidates focused on current local and regional issues impacting communities across Pennsylvania.