The vice presidential nominees in this year’s United States (US) presidential race have faced off in a once-off debate just over a month before election day. Governor Tim Walz who is Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ running mate and Senator JD Vance, the Republican VP pick on Donald Trump’s ticket, clashed in a 90-minute live televised debate that CBS news hosted.
The two VP nominees had a respectful debate clashing on policy, from the economy, immigration and climate change to abortion rights, paid childcare and gun-violence.
The tone was largely respectful and calm with key disagreements over the handling of the economy and threats to American democracy and while both sides will claim victory, it’s never clear the extent to which debates among the running mates influence movement in the polls.
Current Vice President Harris and former President Trump are in a neck and neck race for the White House, with key swings states likely to prove pivotal in deciding November’s outcome.
Source: eNCA
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