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NY-12 Primary Debate | Hosted by Don Lemon & Moderated by Katie Couric
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June 11, 2026
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June 11, 2026
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1:41:40Now PlayingHey Lemon Nation! Tonight we will be simulcasting a primary debate for New York's 12th district. NY-12 lies in the center of Manhattan and has been occupied by Jerry Nadler since 1992. Nadler will be resigning at the end of this term leaving the field wide open!
COURIER and MeidasTouch are hosting the NY-12 Primary Debate, featuring Jack Schlossberg, George Conway, Alex Bores, Laura Dunn, Nina Schwalbe, and Micah Lasher.
Hosted by @TheDonLemonShow and moderated by @KatieCouric and other special guests!
In one of the country’s most closely watched congressional races, candidates will debate the future of the Democratic Party at a moment of growing frustration, generational change, and political upheaval.
Candidates will debate the issues shaping the 2026 midterms, including affordability and housing, immigration, corruption and money in politics, democracy reform, climate, AI regulation, and American leadership in a second Trump era.
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