College Democrats and College Republicans face off at fifth-annual Great Debate

Sourced from The Binghamton Review Comson Cao, a senior majoring in economics and the vice president of the Binghamton University College Republicans, comments on the Cornell University gang rape case. The moderated debate centered around topics including foreign policy, immigration and the Cornell University gang rape case. By Ana Kanashvili - November 5, 2026 The Center for Community Engagement hosted The Great Debate on Nov. 2, an annual debate between Binghamton University’s chapters of College Democrats and College Republicans. The event aimed to bring awareness to the most important political issues through civic discourse. The debate was held on Monday, the day before the midterm elections. This year’s debate featured three main questions, with each party giving opening and closing statements for each question alongside moderated cross-examination. The three main questions were followed by a lightning round of questions.

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