Muted mics, no opening statements and more: What are the rules for tonight's Harris-Trump presidential debate?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : And while its the second debate of the general election, its the first between the two candidates -- and the first time Harris and Trump will meet in person.
53% : After a virtual coin flip held Tuesday and won by Trump, the GOP nominee opted to offer the final closing statement, while Harris chose the podium on the right side of viewers' screens.
36% : Trump reluctantly agreed to the mute function when he faced Biden in June, but after that debate, his team determined it was a net positive if voters did not hear from the Republican former president while his opponent was speaking.
23% : The parameters now in place for the Sept. 10 debate are essentially the same as they were for the June debate between Trump and President Joe Biden.
14% : Though the September debate is currently the only debate currently planned between Harris and Trump, Harris' campaign said that a potential October debate was contingent on Trump attending the Sept. 10 debate.

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