All the rules for Tuesday's Harris-Trump showdown debate - and who they stand to benefit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : This was a rule that Biden and Trump initially agreed upon.
60% : Trump goes on long-winded, off-topic tangents at rallies, press conferences and during interviews.
49% : Harris has a slight advantage to the former president in this aspect because she is better at remaining on topic and hitting multiple points more quickly than Trump.
43% : After several days of back-and-forth, the two candidates finally agreed to comply with the same rules that Trump and President Joe Biden used during the first presidential debate back in June.
43% : Trump has won a coin toss and chose the order of statements.
34% : Harris will give the first closing statement and Trump will go last.
24% : Trump is notorious for interrupting people and making snide comments when he is being attacked.
18% : Despite Trump saying it "doesn't matter" to him whether microphones stay on, his team threatened to pull out of the debate if the rules were changed.

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