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GZERO presidential debate scorecard: Rate the debate!

GZERO presidential debate scorecard: Rate the debate!
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GZERO will try to declare a winner of Tuesday night's debate. Check out our scoring rubric. If you use it when you watch, let us know who you awarded the most points. Not feeling like keeping score? We also have bingo cards for your debate watch party here.

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