Guide to 2020 presidential debates


SEP 29 – FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
President Donald Trump
Former vice president Joe Biden

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio

Moderator: Chris Wallace, “Fox News Sunday” anchor. Known for sharp interviewing style and memorable TV interviews with Trump


OCT 15 – SECOND PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Miami, Florida.
Debate will be town hall format, with audience members posing questions

Moderator: Steve Scully, political editor at C-SPAN. Served as backup moderator for all presidential debates in 2016
  

OCT 22 – THIRD PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
   
Belmont University, Nashville, Tennessee

All debates scheduled to take place from 21:00-22:30ET (02:00-03:30GMT) with no commercial interruptions

Moderator: Kristen Welker, White House correspondent for NBC News and co-anchor of weekend “Today” program. Second black female journalist to serve as solo moderator of presidential debate


OCT 7 – VICE-PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

Vice President Mike Pence

Senator Kamala Harris

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah

Moderator: Susan Page, Washington bureau chief of USA Today. Veteran White House journalist, has covered 10 presidential elections
 
 
Audience: 2016 matchups between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump drew average of 74 million U.S. TV viewers
   

Source: Commission on Presidential Debates 
Pictures: Getty Images, Youtube 
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