Trump and Harris' first presidential debate of 2024 is Tuesday night. Here's what to know.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Trump, said the campaign was "thrilled" that Harris' team, which is mostly carryovers from Mr. Biden's campaign, "finally accepted the already agreed upon rules of the debate that they wrote in the first place.
53% : "A coin flip determined where Trump and Harris will stand on stage and the order of closing statements.
45% : According to the latest CBS News estimate, Harris and Trump are tied in the state, which has 19 electoral votes.
45% : Trump won the coin toss and chose to give the last closing statement.
40% : Last month while campaigning in Virginia, Trump said he would "rather have it probably on, but the agreement was that it would be the same as it was last time.
36% : The last debate between Mr. Biden and Trump also took place in a battleground state, Georgia.
34% : Trump had proposed two other debates in September in addition to the ABC News debate.
29% : The debate, hosted by ABC News at Philadelphia's National Constitution Center, is now a showdown between Vice President Kamala Harris and Trump, who both agreed to move forward with it after weeks of back-and-forth about the event's specifics.
27% : Mr. Biden announced on July 21 that he was suspending his campaign as he faced growing skepticism within his own party about his ability to handle the job for another term after his rambling debate performance against Trump in June.
23% : Harris and Trump will not be allowed to bring prewritten notes on stage, but will have a pen, notepad and bottle of water at their lecterns.
14% : There could still be one more debate between Harris and Trump.
12% : Harris and Trump will not be allowed to ask each other questions.

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