Biden and Trump agree to prime-time debate at ABC News studios

SOURCE abcnews.go.com
Biden and Trump agreed to participate in a prime-time debate at ABC News studios on Sept. 10. The debates were scheduled after Biden challenged Trump to two debates, which Trump accepted but pushed for more. Biden's campaign outlined conditions for the debates, including the selection of moderators and the absence of an in-person audience. Both campaigns expressed concerns with the organization of the Commission on Presidential Debates.

Key Points

  • Biden and Trump agreed to a prime-time debate at ABC News studios on Sept. 10
  • Trump accepted an invitation from Fox News for a debate on Oct. 2
  • Biden's campaign outlined conditions for the debates, including the absence of an in-person audience
  • Both campaigns expressed concerns with the organization of the Commission on Presidential Debates

Pros

  • Opportunity for voters to see the candidates in a debate setting
  • Potential for in-depth discussion on important issues

Cons

  • Disagreements over the number and format of debates
  • Concerns about the organization of the Commission on Presidential Debates