Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. JD Vance have agreed to a debate on Oct. 1, setting up a potential matchup of vice presidential candidates as early voting begins in some states. Vice President Kamala Harris has hinted at a second debate with Donald Trump, contingent on his participation in a Sept. 10 debate. CBS News invited both Vance and Walz to debate in New York City on various dates, with Walz confirming Oct. 1. Vance accepted the invitation and also challenged Walz to meet on Sept. 18. CNN confirmed Vance had accepted their debate invitation. The debate will be moderated by Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan. Vance has focused on critiquing Harris and Walz, while Trump has expressed interest in a debate between Vance and Walz on CBS. Additional debate possibilities include one on Sept. 4 on Fox News and another on Sept. 25 on NBC News. Harris’ campaign said Trump had accepted their proposal for three debates, including one between vice presidential candidates. If Trump participates in the Sept. 10 debate with Harris, another debate is expected in October. Specific details about the date or network for a second presidential debate have not been confirmed by either campaign.
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