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The Boston Globe
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2026 Could Mark End of Campaign Debate
The 2026 American election cycle marks a significant decline in the tradition of televised political debates, with many major gubernatorial, Senate, and House races skipping debates entirely. Key races, including high-profile contests in Texas, Ohio, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Virginia, will proceed without candidate debates, largely due to strategic decisions by campaigns and declining viewership. Experts cite decreased media coverage, shifting campaign strategies focused on turnout, and increased campaign funding as reasons for the trend, raising concerns about reduced public exposure to candidate differences.
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