The two candidates offer insights into the trends and forces on the rise in the Democratic and Republican parties.
The presidential race between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump appears tight with just over a month to go until the November 5 United States election.
Both sides are now looking for potential advantages wherever they can find them, and one place will be in their vice presidential candidates, who are set for a nationally televised debate on Tuesday.
With Trump so far declining a second debate with Harris, the vice presidential debate between Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz and Republican counterpart JD Vance could mark the last time candidates from each campaign meet face to face before the election.
Differing backgrounds
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