President Barack Obama will deliver his annual State of the Union address, tonight at 9:00 PM ET. Here’s how you can watch and participate online.

WHEN?:

Tonight, Tuesday, February 12 at 9:00 PM ET.

HOW DO I WATCH?

TV:

You can watch tonight’s debate on most or all of the broadcast channels. ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, CNBC, FOX, and C-SPAN will all be carrying the State of the Union live. Univision and Telemundo do not seem to be scheduled to carry the address.

Check local listings here for channel details.

ONLINE:

The White House is going all out, with a State of the Union portal featuring interactive viewing, backstories, behind the scenes details, ways to participate and connect. There’s even an official White House mobile app for iOS and for Android.

Want a better way to watch the State of the Union? Watch live w/ charts, graphs & data at wh.gov/sotu #SOTU twitter.com/whitehouse/sta…

— The White House (@whitehouse) February 12, 2013

CNN will offer viewing online.

C-SPAN online will also stream the address.

NPR is offering a special live chat.

The Huffington Post is offering a live chat.

SOCIAL MEDIA:

The official Twitter hashtag is #SOTU

You can follow me live-tweeting the debate: @davidbadash.

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