President Biden and former President Donald Trump have agreed to face off one more time before the presidential debate. 2024 Presidential Election.
The rematch in September will take place after both candidates formally accept their party's nomination. First debateCNN hosted the event in Atlanta on Thursday. Extremely fast With both men still the presumptive nominees ahead of their party conventions, the election season looks promising.
When is the second presidential debate?
ABC News will air the second debate between President Biden and President Donald Trump on Tuesday, September 10th at 9pm ET.
Who will moderate the next debate?
ABC News has yet to announce who will moderate the second debate.
The eligibility requirements are similar to those for the first debate; Non-major party candidates To get on stage, you must meet voting access and voting requirements.
A candidate must receive at least 15 percent support in four approved national polls to appear on the ballot in enough precincts. States with 270 votes The number of votes in the Electoral College is the standard for winning the presidential election.
How many more debates will there be in 2024?
There are no more presidential debates scheduled before the election. Biden and Trump Agreed on only two debates One is hosted by CNN and the other by ABC News.
they are Ignoring tradition It was one of three hosted by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates, which has overseen the presidential debates since 1988. The commission's three debates had been scheduled for September and October at universities in Texas, Virginia and Utah. This year's debate was agreed to without the commission's involvement.
The committee has drawn sharp criticism from both Trump, who has accused it of being biased toward Republicans, and Biden aides, who see the committee's processes as outdated and noisy. The committee's co-chair, Frank Fahrenkopf, said on CBS News podcast “The Takeaway” that White House top communications adviser Anita Dunn “hates us,” and on a Politico podcast said that's why Biden's team bypassed the committee to negotiate directly with the Trump campaign.
CBS News invited both campaigns to participate in a vice presidential debate on either July 23 or August 13, and the Biden campaign accepted. Trump has not yet named a running mate.
