Trump And Biden Debate Tuesday. Here’s What You Need To Know



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Preparations take place on Sunday outside the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion in Cleveland ahead of the first presidential debate, scheduled for Tuesday.

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Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, seen here during a presidential debate in 2016, will moderate Tuesday night’s debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

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Each candidate will have two minutes to respond to the opening question in each segment. Candidates will get a chance to respond to each other as well.

What’s the state of play ahead of this first debate? Biden is currently the favorite, with polling leads in the national average and in many key states.

Will there be more debates? Yes, Tuesday’s debate is the first of four debates planned. Here are the others:

  • Oct. 7: vice presidential debate between Vice President Pence and California Sen. Kamala Harris
  • Oct. 15: second presidential debate
  • Oct. 22: third presidential debate
  • 2020 presidential election



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