VOA invited American voters from a variety of diaspora communities to watch the second and third presidential debates and then share their viewpoints. The foreign-born Americans were from around the world, including Cambodia, China, Greece, Ukraine, Somalia, Cameroon, Egypt, Lebanon and more.
VOA Hosts Discussions with Immigrant Voters Following Presidential Debates

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Participants watch the second presidential debate, October 9, 2016.

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VOA Indonesian service's Patsy Widakuswara hosted the panel discussion following the second presidential debate, October 9, 2016.

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Social media host Sarah Zaman turned to our online audience for their thoughts using #VOAdebates.

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Participant Sarah Bassil, originally from Lebanon, shares her views on the debate performances of the candidates, October 9, 2016.