No matter how you see it, the end is near. 

There are a mere three weeks between now and Election Day (Nov. 8th), when the emotionally grueling presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will finally come to a conclusion, and Americans can get back to their lives. But before a new president is elected, there's one more opportunity to watch Clinton and Trump face off in tomorrow's third and final debate.

Fox News' Chris Wallace will moderate the debate, which is set to include six 15-minute segments on the topics of debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots, and fitness to be president. Of course, whether the candidates will stay on-topic is another matter. 

As always, it's easy to watch at home. But if you'd like to rub elbows with your fellow citizens, perhaps with a soothing beverage in hand, there are again many options for catching the debate around town.

Where To Watch

If you'd prefer to focus on politics closer to home, don't forget about our 2016 Election Guide, which helps you wade through the many candidates and propositions on the SF ballot by sorting through local endorsements.