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The candidates for attorney general are engaging in the usual dumb back-and-forth over the details of debates that few outside the diehards actually care they participate in or not, and yet, here we are.
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Word from the Tim Kaine Senate campaign is the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce/NBC4 and AARP debates are off because the Hung Cao campaign informed the organizers that he refused to participate.
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A non-profit by the name of the Open to Debate Foundation got in touch this morning to lay out what is done wrong in presidential debates.
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In the first week of the general election, Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia has announced he is accepting three debates in the U.S. Senate race.
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Sixth District congressional candidates Ben Cline and Jennifer Lewis will participate together in two on-stage political debates next month.
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It’s usually the challenger who wants the incumbent to agree to a series of debates, but in the Second District congressional race, it’s Democrat Elaine Luria throwing out the challenge to Republican nominee Jen Kiggans.
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Fourth District Republican congressional nominee Leon Benjamin won’t get his debates with Democratic incumbent Donald McEachin until he acknowledges that McEachin and Joe Biden won in 2020.
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Terry McAuliffe is trying to win the debate over debates, raising issue with the reported refusal of Republican opponent Glenn Youngkin declining an invite to participate in a July 24 debate being hosted by the Virginia Bar Association.
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Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe has agreed to participate in a series of five general election debates, beginning July 24 with the Virginia Bar Association debate in Hot Springs.
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Congressman Rob Wittman announced his acceptance to two general election debates in the First District leading up to Election Day on Nov. 3.
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