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Source: http://twitter.com/AnnTelnaes Washington Post cartoonist Ann Telnaes documented the evening with her Pultizer-winning pen. Some people noted they watched the debate with the sound off so they could just focus on the presidential candidates' faces and body language. Looking at Ann Telnaes' sketches, for whom are you likely to vote for Unites States President, the "most powerful man on Earth? Are you registered to vote?  If not, register NOW ! Who won #debatenight #Debates2016 @realDonaldTrump or @HillaryClinton — Filipino-Amazing (@FilipinoAmazing) September 27, 2016 Clinton vs. Trump, Round 1: In live sketches

Watch the full first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump NBC News: The Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) PBS Newshour: Full first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off for the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York. Watch the full debate, plus analysis from Mark Shields, David Brooks and Amy Walter. Who won the first debate between Clinton and Trump? Who won #debatenight #Debates2016 @realDonaldTrump or @HillaryClinton — Filipino-Amazing (@FilipinoAmazing) September 27, 2016

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Tied in New Poll Heading Into First Debate This will be big -- like " Thrilla in Manila " or " Rumble in the Jungle " big! Folks are estimating that 100 million will be watching tonight's debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump . This will be the first of 3 Clinton-Trump debates. This will be the first presidential debate where Donald Trump will go one-on-one.  Hillary Clinton will be the first woman leading her ticket into a presidential debate. The debate will take place at Hofstra, a private university located in Hempstead, New York about 7 miles outside of New York City. NBC's Lester Holt will moderate the first 2016 presidential debate between Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R). Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are preparing to take the stage tonight for the first presidential debate. Ahead of the matchup, the latest Bloomberg Poll finds the two candidates deadlocked at 46 percent of likely...