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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to Face Off in NPR Debate

The highly anticipated debate between Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican incumbent Mike Pence will take place on October 7th

The debate will be moderated by Susan Page of USA Today and will focus on a range of issues, including the economy, healthcare, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Harris, a former California senator and the first Black woman to be nominated for vice president by a major political party, has been a vocal critic of the Trump administration's handling of the pandemic. She has also called for systemic change to address racial injustice and economic inequality.

Pence, a former Indiana governor and current vice president, has defended the Trump administration's record on the economy and national security. He has also criticized Harris's record as a prosecutor, arguing that she is too willing to put people in jail.

The debate is expected to be closely watched by voters across the country. It will be the only chance for Harris and Pence to directly debate each other before the election on November 3rd.

Key Issues in the Debate

• The economy
• Healthcare
• The COVID-19 pandemic
• Racial injustice
• Economic inequality

The Candidates

Kamala Harris

• First Black woman to be nominated for vice president by a major political party
• Former California senator
• Vocal critic of the Trump administration's handling of the pandemic
• Has called for systemic change to address racial injustice and economic inequality

Mike Pence

• Former Indiana governor
• Current vice president
• Has defended the Trump administration's record on the economy and national security
• Has criticized Harris's record as a prosecutor

The Debate

• Will be moderated by Susan Page of USA Today
• Will take place on October 7th
• Will focus on a range of issues, including the economy, healthcare, and the COVID-19 pandemic
• Is expected to be closely watched by voters across the country

Additional Information

• The debate will be broadcast live on NPR and PBS.
• Voters can also stream the debate online at NPR.org and PBS.org.
• The debate is expected to be the only chance for Harris and Pence to directly debate each other before the election on November 3rd.