Six Things to Know About the Pence-Kaine Vice-Presidential Debate
The showdown comes as the race has shifted since Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off last week.
VP Debate: Can Pence Show Trump How It’s Done?
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The vice-presidential debate Tuesday night will give two of America's most mild-mannered political figures a rare opportunity to shine and serve as character witnesses for their deeply unpopular celebrity nominees.
Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence, two politicians in their late 50s, each with gubernatorial and congressional experience, are set to face off for 90 minutes at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia, with the presidential race showing signs of having shifted toward Hillary Clinton since she and Donald Trump faced off last week.