Northern Michigan watches Presidential Debate

Posted: 10.03.2012 at 11:04 PM

TRAVERSE CITY -- While President Obama and Governor Romney squared off in Denver tonight, northern Michiganders took to the State Theatre to watch.

Approximately 450 people in Traverse City watched the debate on the big screen.

The theatre opened its door for free so that everyone had the opportunity to hear the candidates plans.

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