October 24, 2024

Watch: Final Indiana gubernatorial debate with Braun, McCormick, Rainwater

WFYI News

Indiana's three gubernatorial candidates gathered on the debate stage for the last time this election season on Thursday, showcasing their distinct visions for the state's future. The candidates are Republican Mike Braun, Democrat Jennifer McCormick, and Libertarian Donald Rainwater. The election is Nov. 5.

The moderator is Laura Merrifield Wilson, a professor of political science from the University of Indianapolis.

The 2024 Indiana gubernatorial debate is broadcast live from WFYI’s studio and presented by the Indiana Debate Commission.

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