:quality(75)/https://static.texastribune.org/media/files/a9a06d607ab5657839d591f4cb8c85e4/TXST%20COVID%20JV%2021.jpg?w=627&resize=627,376&ssl=1 "Texas State Released From Contract To Host Debate, As Biden And Trump Sidestep Tradition")
Texas State Released From Contract To Host Debate, As Biden And Trump Sidestep Tradition
The Commission on Presidential Debates’ decision to release Texas State University and three other campuses from hosting the 2024 debates, originally scheduled for September 16, marks the end of Texas’s hopes to host a presidential debate this election cycle. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump bypassed the commission’s arrangement, opting for their own debate format starting Thursday in Atlanta, organized by CNN. Despite initial preparations and expectations, Texas State University has ceased debate-related planning and spending following the commission’s release from their contract.
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