Additional Resources

Have a question for Governor Rendell? E-mail your queries in advance to talkto@talkto.org.

Learn more about Friday's town-hall-style Presidential Debate at:

Republic National Committee

Democratic National Committee

Learn more about the candidates running for U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania at their campaign Web sites:

Arlen Spector     Joe Hoeffel

Jim Clymer       Betsy Summers

Election Coverage on
TV12 and 91FM

Talk to the Governor

Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell answers residents' questions in this hour-long program from public television station WITF in Pittsburgh. During the broadcast, Rendell will field calls and e-mails from his constituents on the major issues affecting the Keystone State, including the upcoming general election.

Thursday, October 7 at 11 p.m.

Debates 2004 "Presidential Debate"

President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry will take questions from undecided voters during a town-hall-style debate, broadcast live from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Moderator Charles Gibson of ABC News will call on audience members to ask the candidates pre-approved questions on any relevant topic. TV12 will offer live coverage of the debate, followed by analysis hosted by Jim Lehrer featuring NewsHour political pundits Mark Shields and David Brooks. On 91FM, NPR Senior National Correspondent Linda Wertheimer anchors live coverage of the debates from Washington, D.C., with correspondents Mara Liasson, Don Gonyea and Scott Horsley reporting on location in Missouri. The NPR team offers critical analysis of Bush and Kerry's performance when the debate concludes.

Friday, October 8 at 9 p.m. on TV12 and 91FM

U.S. Senate Candidates Debate

Senator Arlen Spector (R-Pa.) faces the three candidates running to unseat him -- Democrat Joe Hoeffel; Constitution Party candidate Jim Clyber; and Libertarian Betsy Summers -- during this hour-long debate. Pete Lefler, state editor of The Morning Call, will moderate the conversation. Candidates will discuss such topics as the current state of the economy; the war in Iraq; privatization of Social Security; health insurance for unisured Pennsylvanians; and taxes.

Sunday, October 10 at 11 a.m.