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"Of the People, By the People, For the People"
Candidate Town Halls
Every election cycle, candidates crisscross Mississippi and somehow over half our state still gets ignored—especially small towns and rural counties.
Select your county to open your County Town Hall form and demand that candidates: Republican, Democrat, and Independent show up and answer questions directly from you during the 2026 mid-term election cycle.
Because here’s the truth:
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If a candidate doesn’t show up, that tells you they don’t care what your county has to say.
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If they do show up, you get to ask questions and hear their answers directly.
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And when it’s time to vote on November 3rd, you have a clearer idea of who can best represent you.
Mississippi deserves leaders who respect every community — from the Delta to the Pine Belt, from the hills to the Coast.
🇺🇸 Choose your county, make your voice heard, and let’s bring Town Halls back to the people.
UPCOMING TOWN HALLS
Lafayette County | September 17th | Ole Miss (Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Coahoma County | April 20th | Clarksdale Civic Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Bolivar County | April 21st | Delta State University (Walter Sillers Coliseum)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Sunflower County | April 23rd | B.B. King Museum & Delta Interpretive Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Tallahatchie County | April 27th | Charleston Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Yalobusha County | April 28th | Water ValleyCivic Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Pontotoc County | April 30th | Pontotoc Community House
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lee County | May 4th | Link Centre (Tupelo)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Itawamba County | May 5th | Itawamba Community College (Davis Event Center)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Monroe County | May 7th | High Street Community Center (Aberdeen)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Chickasaw County | May 11th | Houston Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Calhoun County | May 12th | Calhoun County Multi-Purpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Grenada County | May 14th | Grenada City Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Leflore County | September 22nd | Mississippi Valley State University
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Washington County | May 19th | E.E. Bass Cultural Arts Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Humphreys County | May 21st | Humphreys County Multipurpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Holmes County | May 25th | Lexington Multi-Purpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Carroll County | May 26th | Carrollton Community House
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Attala County | May 28th | Oprah Winfrey Boys & Girls Club
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Montgomery County | June 1st | Kilmichael Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Webster County | June 2nd | City of Eupora Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Choctaw County | June 4th | Choctaw County Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Oktibbeha County | September 15th | Mississippi State University (Bettersworth Auditorium)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Clay County | June 9th | Center State Performing Arts Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lowndes County | June 11th | Mississippi University for Women — Whitfield Hall Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Noxubee County | June 15th | Noxubee County Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Kemper County | June 16th | East Mississippi Community College (Lion Hills Center)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Winston County | June 18th | Louisville Coliseum
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Neshoba County | June 22nd | Neshoba County Fair
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Leake County | June 23rd | Old Carthage Elementary School
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Madison County | June 24th | Canton Multipurpose & Equine Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Yazoo County | June 29th | Dr. L.T. Miller Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Sharkey County | June 30th | Sharkey County EOC Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Issaquena County | July 2nd | Mayersville Multi-Purpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Warren County | July 6th | Vicksburg City Auditorium
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Rankin County | October 22nd | Pearl Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Scott County | July 7th | Livingston Performing Arts Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Newton County | July 8th | Huff Auditorium (ECCC Decatur Campus)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lauderdale County | July 13th | The Temple Theatre
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Clarke County | July 15th | Clarke County Multi-Purpose Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Jasper County | July 20th | Jasper County Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Smith County | July 21st | Smith County Multi-Purpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Simpson County | July 23rd | Magee Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Copiah County | July 27th | Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Billy B. Thames Conference Center)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Claiborne County | September 11th | Alcorn State University (James L. Bolden Campus Union)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Jefferson County | July 28th | Jefferson County High School
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Adams County | July 30th | Natchez Convention Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Wilkinson County | August 3rd | Centreville Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Franklin County | August 5th | 21st Century Community Learning Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Amite County | August 10th | Ethel Vance Park
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
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