The Vice-Presidential Debate at the University of Utah (the only debate between the candidates for Vice President) will have the candidates spaced about 13 feet apart and separated by plexiglass. The media has additional safety protocols that they must follow. We'll ask KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards about the process for media and spectators to enter the venue. Next, we'll hear from Jason Perry, with the Hinkley Institute of Politics, about the brighter spotlight on this debate.  

<p>The Vice-Presidential Debate at the University of Utah (the only debate between the candidates for Vice President) will have the candidates spaced about 13 feet apart and separated by plexiglass. The media has additional safety protocols that they must follow. We'll ask KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards about the process for media and spectators to enter the venue. Next, we'll hear from Jason Perry, with the Hinkley Institute of Politics, about the brighter spotlight on this debate.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

KSL Newsradio's team of experienced analysts and anchors offer the latest political news and commentary, from the presidential elections to Utah campaigns and state legislature issues. Doug Wright, Boyd Matheson, Lee Lonsberry and the KSL team bring you perspective and balance.

<p>KSL Newsradio's team of experienced analysts and anchors offer the latest political news and commentary, from the presidential elections to Utah campaigns and state legislature issues. Doug Wright, Boyd Matheson, Lee Lonsberry and the KSL team bring you perspective and balance.</p>

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