Donald Trump & Kamala Harris will have to obey 6 rules at debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "Vela urged Harris to be quick and sharp in her responses when Trump attempts to quiz her on her record.
44% : Trump won the toss and decided to give the final closing statement.
29% : This rule was introduced in light of events at the 2016 debate between Trump and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, according to CBS News.
27% : "[Trump] won't be able to do his shenanigans either," Democratic strategist James Carville told Fox News.
26% : The Harris campaign had already agreed to the debate conditions that were previously negotiated for Trump and Biden, but it seems they were hoping the rules on microphones would change.
23% : Finally, Harris and Trump will have to remain standing behind their lecterns throughout the debate.
21% : FACE-OFFMeanwhile, Moe Vela, who served as senior adviser to Joe Biden during his vice presidency said Democrats need to keep their foot on the gas if they want to defeat Trump.
15% : And he warned that Trump shouldn't underestimate Harris in tonight's debate.
11% : Harris and Trump will not be allowed to question each other during the debate.
9% : Trump appeared to linger near Clinton during the debate, which some Americans labeled as an intimidation tactic.

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