The final presidential debate is tonight and we've rounded up our political app guides to help keep you in the loop. Whether it's a simple live stream you're looking for, or you want to fact-check the pants off every little thing each candidate claims, you'll find it here.
Watch straight from your smartphone
There are quite a few options for live-streaming tonight's final debate on your smartphone or tablet, starting with Google's freshly minted YouTube Elections Hub. YouTube's new politically-charged section also features commentary from ABC, BuzzFeed and The Wall Street Journal, to name a few. WSJ's Live app will provide a live-stream of its own to tonight's sparring. And, as always, CNN will be in on the action too, this time with new interactive elements like a clip-and-share video feature.
Read:?Presidential debates 2012: how to watch from your smartphones and tablets
Brush up on your facts
Before diving straight into any heated debates of your own, it might be wise to brush up on both candidates' viewpoints first. WP Politics stacks 'em up side-by-side for quick review. We also like the PolitiFact and Settle It! apps for double-checking all of those presidential claims. And then there's the Super PAC app for iOS, which uses audio recognition to show you exactly who's specific political ads.
Read:?Android and iOS apps for the presidential debates
Root for your own
Look, we don't realy care who you're voting for, we're just happy that you're paying attention. Folks who lean left can get their liberal news fix with the Democratic Party's official app for iOS and Rachel Maddow's mobile app. Republicans can get the latest in GOP news with apps from Fox News and RedState.?
Read: iPhone and Android apps for Democrats; iPhone and Android apps for Republicans
Get ready to vote
No matter which way you're leaning, it's important to stay on top of the latest news for both sides. Political apps like?PollTracker?will help keep you in the loop by offering up election news in real time. The app also provides specific data on both Obama and Romney. Speaking of the men in question, each has his own mobile app;?Obama for America?is available for iOS and Android, while?With Mitt?is iOS exclusive. And while it's not exactly a political app, we love keeping track of the presidential chatter with?Slices for Twitter.?
Read:?iPhone and Android apps for the 2012 presidential election?
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