Walz and Vance to Debate in New York
Walz and Vance to Debate in New York

Walz and Vance to Debate in New York

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance are set to participate in their first and only vice presidential debate on Tuesday, hosted by CBS News in New York. This debate is critical as polls indicate a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, making the candidates' performances potentially influential on voter opinions. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley expressed confidence in Vance, critiquing Walz as 'not ready for prime time,' while Walz reportedly feels significant pressure to perform well. The debate will be format-driven, allowing for two-minute responses and one-minute rebuttals, without opening statements, and CBS News retains the right to mute microphones. Multiple watch parties are organized across locations like D.C. and Jamestown, N.D., featuring themed menus and social events. Post-debate, Vance will continue his campaign with a visit to Auburn Hills, Michigan.

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