When is the vice presidential debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance? – Hollywood Life

In August, CBS News invited Vance and Walz and suggested four possible dates for the debates: September 17, September 24, October 1, and October 8—dates they had jointly mentioned at X. Both campaigns soon agreed on October 1.

“See you October 1st, JD,” Walz posted on X on August 14.

Vance agreed to the date, saying that “the American people deserve as many debates as possible,” but he also challenged Walz to another debate on September 18, which CNN offered to host. Michael Tylerthe Communications Director for Kamala Harris‘ campaign later told CBS News that Walz would only participate in the October 1 debate.

“The debate about debates is over. Donald Trump’s campaign team has accepted our proposal for three debates – two presidential debates and one vice presidential debate.”

While it is still unclear whether the presidential candidates will face each other again, Tyler mentioned that the Trump team has agreed to a second presidential debate, but the date and broadcaster have not yet been confirmed.

During a FOX News interview with a commentator Sean Hannity after the presidential debate, Donald Trump stated that he would have to “think about” a second debate because she had lost, but later added: “Maybe if it was on a fair network.”