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May 14, 2008 - 11:18am

Final Senate Debate set for today

By Trey Pollard
Category: US Senate

The final debate between the principal candidates for the Democratic Senatorial nomination will begin shortly in Louisville.

Frontrunner Bruce Lunsford and Louisville businessman Greg Fischer - Lunsford's nearest challenger in the latest polls - are among the five candidates set to take the stage at Vincenzo's restaurant in Louisville for a lunchtime debate.

The event is only the second in which Lunsford and Fischer will jointly participate in a debate. Monday's televised KET debate was the first.

That contest featured Lunsford and Fischer exchanging barbs on party loyalty, among other things.

Today's debate is sponsored by the Louisville Forum, a non-partisan issue gfroup. 

The Democratic primary lies just 6 days away, on May 20. 

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