Who won the presidential debate is in the eye of the beholder as Trump and Biden argue, giving little of substance to voters and both claiming victory.
WASHINGTON — In lieu of a second debate, President Donald Trump and his Democratic opponent Joe Biden will participate in competing town halls Thursday night. .
The candidates were originally scheduled to square off in a town hall debate on this day in Miami.
The commission declined to change the dates, and said that they would not hold a town hall debate with just one candidate.
Biden’s campaign was quick to announce a town hall after the president initially backed out of the planned second debate.
3 election, the competing events will act as one of the final moments for each candidate to energize their base and swing undecided voters to their side.
Reeher said the format for Thursday's event is a benefit to Biden, who is "naturally more comfortable" than Trump in a town hall, adding "this is a format that's really made for, like a Bill Clinton or Joe Biden.
President Trump claimed himself cured of COVID-19 and said he is "immune" from the virus.
For Trump's town hall, the president will meet with "a group of Florida voters on critical issues impacting their vote less than three weeks before Election Day," NBC said.
Reeher said that while there probably isn't a large group of undecided voters that could be swayed, doubts can still be raised among voters who have not yet cast a ballot for either candidate
Biden, on the other hand, could still hit Trump on his response to the coronavirus pandemic and make voters second guess their choice, Reeher said
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