The October 2020 debate between Harris and Pence was the second-most watched vice presidential debate ever.
The debate between Democratic Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Republican U.S. Senator JD Vance of Ohio saw a sharp decline in viewership compared to the 2020 vice presidential debate.Viewing figures released by Nielsen on Wednesday showed that 43.1 million people tuned in to watch the Tuesday night event. In 2020, 57.9 million people witnessed Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris, then a U.S. senator, face off against GOP Vice President Mike Pence.
Tuesday's debate was likely the last debate between candidates from the major party presidential tickets this year, with Trump having repeatedly refused to take part in future debates with Harris.While polls showed that a clear majority of Americans thought that Harris won her debate with Trump, polls concerning the winner of the vice presidential debate were less clear.
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