Associated Press notes – while this debate in New York may not have as significant an impact on the outcome of the election as the September 10th debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamal Harris, this will be the only opportunity for the two politicians to face off in a face-to-face competition to show who is better at serving as president the role of popularizer of the candidate’s policy. 60-year-old Governor of Minnesota T. Walz and 40-year-old US Senator from Ohio J. During the campaign, D. Vance made it clear what their attack tactics are for their political opponents. T. Walz tries to show that the two Republicans who will be on the ballot – D. Trump and J. D. Vance – are “weirds”. On the other hand, J. D. Vance emphasizes that T. Volz’s progressive policy as governor is another proof that the politics of the Democrats has become too left.
T. Walz has sharply criticized J. D. Vance expressed his views on family life and the denial of the right to abortion. J. D. Vance mocked his competitor’s pride in his military career, pointing out that T. Walz has never actually participated in military operations.
What unites the two competitors is their efforts to present themselves as middle-class representatives of small towns in the middle of the United States, in contrast to New York billionaire D. Trump and California-born K. Harris.
Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll results released last week show that T. Volz is slightly more popular among voters than his Republican rival. Half of the surveyed registered voters had a negative opinion of J. D. Vance compared to four out of ten in July. A quarter of respondents expressed their support for him. Three out of 10 respondents had a negative opinion of T. Volz. Four out of 10 rated him positively.
In addition, seven out of ten Democratic voters positively evaluated T. Volz, while among the Republican voters surveyed, J. D. Vance was rated positively by six out of ten.
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