Vance and Walz met in New York City Tuesday night and battled over the issues top of voters' minds ahead of November, including the economy, immigration and escalations overseas. The 90-minute debate, which started at 9 p.m. ET, was hosted by CBS News and took place without a live audience.

US vice presidential nominees Tim Walz and JD Vance took part in their their first and only debate of the campaign, with Walz managing to pin Vance down on reproductive freedom and the safeguarding of democracy.

Walz is also expected to hit back at Trump — a dedicated television viewer — and remind viewers of Vance’s well-documented and colorful past criticism of the former president, who Vance once labeled an “idiot” who is “unfit” for office and compared to Adolf Hitler.