Trump and Harris Announce Debate Date Amid Changing Poll Numbers

United States: Donald Trump, the U.S. Republican presidential candidate, and Kamala Harris, the Democratic opponent, will have their very first debate on this coming September 10. This debate, which will be shown on ABC news network, will be the first time these two rivals meet face-to-face in the current election, that would be something worth watch.

Trump’s Request for More Debates

Although Reuters has captured the matter that trump has asked for two additional debates on September 4 and September 25, which he hopes will be aired on Fox and NBC. Harris has said she is excited for the debate on September 10 but is not interested in the September 4 debate, as her team believes Fox is not a suitable host.

Harris’s Lead and Debate Concerns

Kamala Harris has recently gained a lead in the polls over Trump. A new survey shows she is leading with 42% compared to Trump’s 37%. This is a change from the previous poll where she was leading by a smaller margin. Trump, who spoke at a news conference in Palm Beach, Florida, said he has not changed his strategy despite Harris’s rising popularity.

Campaign Strategies and Recent Events

Harris has been busy campaigning with her new running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. They have held rallies in important states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Their campaign has been successful in attracting large crowds and boosting support.

Trump’s Comments and Criticisms

During his news conference, Trump criticized Harris and her campaign. He mocked the size of her campaign crowds and made controversial remarks about her background. Trump also commented on Harris’s recent campaign performance and expressed frustration about not facing President Biden in the upcoming election.

Looking Ahead

The September 10 debate will be crucial as both candidates try to sway voters in a close race. The outcome of this debate and any future debates could have been a significant impact on the election.