US election 2016: Where, when and how to watch the Democratic debate from Flint, Michigan

The remaining two Democratic presidential candidates—Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders—will meet once again for the seventh Democratic debate on 6 March from Flint, Michigan. The candidates will take the stage just days after Super Tuesday and in the midst of a fierce battle in several states over the weekend.

A day before the debate, Clinton and Sanders will be focused on Kansas, Nebraska and Louisiana, where voters will be caucusing and voting for their chosen candidates. As they debate in Michigan, voters in Maine will caucus to choose the party's nominee. Clinton will be hoping for additional wins, after Super Tuesday left her ahead with 1,052 delegates to Sanders's 427.

The CNN-hosted debate will air live from Flint, Michigan, centre of a massive water crisis that has affected the largely black and poor residents of the city. Both Clinton and Sanders have made the Flint water crisis a key issue of their campaigns, with Sanders even calling for the resignation of Michigan Governor Rick Snyder.

The debate, which will also take place two hours away from Kalamazoo, could focus on the issue of gun violence. On 20 February, Kalamazoo was hit by a shooting rampage that left six people dead. The two candidates have previously argued over Sanders's record on gun control, CNN noted.

Where and When

The post-Super Tuesday Democratic debate will begin broadcast live at 8pm EST/1am GMT from Flint, Michigan. The debate is hosted by CNN and will be moderated by Anderson Cooper, with help from Don Lemon and Dana Bash. The Flint Journal/MLive is the local media debate for the upcoming debate. The debate will also include questions from voters in Michigan.

How to Watch

The seventh Democratic debate, held just days before the eighth debate in Florida, will be available on a number of platforms. CNN will broadcast live and will also stream the debate live online at www.cnn.com. The debate will also air live on CNN en Español and CNN International.

The following Democratic debate will be on 9 March from Miami, Florida. The debate, hosted by The Washington Post and Univision News, will air in Spanish on Univision and simulcast in English on Univision-owned Fusion network and on CNN. A day later, Republicans will participate in a debate from the University of Miami in Miami, Florida.