Tonight, President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney are facing off in their third and final debate before the November 6th election. Want to follow the events and conversation in real time? Here are your options.

When is the debate happening?
The event begins at 9 p.m. ET tonight at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL.

Where can I watch the debate?
You can watch it on WHIO-TV, or watch the live-stream here.

Where can I have a conversation with other viewers in real-time?
There will be a lot of conversation on Twitter, the micro-blogging platform that allows users to send messages with 140 characters or less. Dayton Daily News’ political team will be live-tweeting during the debate, and you can follow them for updates: @Ohio_Politics. Want to join in? Simply tag your tweets with #OhioPolitics. Other hashtags that will be used include#debate and #debate2012.

What else do I need to know?
Tonight’s debate will focus on foreign policies with Libya and Iran likely to be the main points of the debate. It will be moderated by Bob Schieffer, host of Face The Nation on CBS. You can find out more HERE.

Join us in a post-debate live chat!
Tomorrow at noon we will be hosting a live chat with Dr. Donna Schlagheck, the chair of the Wright State University Political Science department. Dr. Schlagheck is an expert in foreign policy and will discuss thoughts of the presidential debate HERE. You can start leaving your questions during the debate, after the debate, or tomorrow morning HERE.