2024 presidential debate: What are your questions about the election?

Get ready for another round.

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There is a lot at stake in the 2024 presidential election. Ahead of the first presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump on June 27, we want to know: What are your questions about the election, the issues, and where the campaign stands?

On Thursday, June 27, at 1 pm, the Vox politics and policy team will be answering your questions on the election and what’s coming next in the 2024 cycle.

Questions will be answered by senior politics reporter Christian Paz and senior correspondent Eric Levitz, covering topics such as:

What issues are likely to dominate tonight’s debate?
What are each candidate’s relative strengths and weaknesses?
Where does the state of abortion stand?
Do we expect the debate to significantly affect the status of the race?
What's the future of immigration?
How have the rules of the debate changed since 2020?
What's at stake with the economy?

Submit your questions ahead of time by creating an account below.

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