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After the Democratic and Republican party conventions, the next big events on the U.S. political calendar are the debates. The Commission on Presidential Debates, which has sponsored the events since 1988, has scheduled three debates between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, on Sept. 29, Oct. 15 and Oct. 22, and one debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris on Oct. 7.

Although the debates have long been criticized on both substantive and stylistic grounds, they remain a major part of the way Americans elect their presidents. Here are five important things to know before the first debate kicks off next month in Cleveland.

How we did this

The debates draw a lot of viewers. Although viewership of the debates as a share of the total TV audience has broadly fallen over the decades, they can still attract more people than just about any other campaign event (or televised event of any kind that doesn’t rhyme with “Looper Hole”). In 2016, the first Clinton-Trump debate drew a record 84 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research, and 71.6 million tuned in to the third debate. By comparison, the final nights of the parties’ 2016 conventions attracted fewer than 35 million viewers each. (The Nielsen numbers included people watching at home on traditional TV channels; they didn’t count people who may have streame

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The COVID-19 pandemic revealed both the strengths and weaknesses of local governments. We saw governments vote on new statutes on a Monday and implement them the next day to help restaurants operate as safely as possible outdoors. We saw creativity, speed, openness to new things, and unwavering dedication.

The issues we identified for 2020: cannabis regulation,  accessibility,  the impact of the gig economy, and economic development will all continue to be important in 2021, however the impact of the pandemic has reshaped nearly every aspect of society. COVID accelerated many of the trends we'd been seeing in local government for a while, including the move to digital services and a focus on accessibility. These trends will definitely continue picking up speed in 2021 and help local governments work through the challenges they'll face.

Here are the key issues local governments will confront in 2021:

Pandemic recovery and associated economic impacts: Most communities are facing the loss of local businesses, high unemployment, and the potential for evictions and continued economic disruption in tourism, restaurants, hospitality, and performing arts. Many who have been working from home may continue to do so full or part time, impacting large and small downtowns, commercial real estate, and government operations. Ensuring that zoning and permitting happens efficiently (our core mission at CityGrows) will help to keep construction jobs functioning smoothly and creating needed local income. The new stimulus funds should help keep some businesses afloat, but many will not make it through.

Loss of revenue,  budget cuts,  and staffing changes: While some governments have already instituted significant staff cuts, most will not feel the full impact of pandemic budgets until the 21/22 budget year and beyond. While home prices have remained stable or risen in some places, experts estimate local governments will face between a 5 and 40% decline in revenue based on reliance on tourism and sales taxes. Governments are offering retirement packages and instituting hiring freezes and furloughs in the hope of avoiding layoffs. Many staff close to retirement are choosing to leave rather than face belt-tightening (especially because unlike the 2008 recession their 401Ks are doing well). While this may create opportunities for fresh ideas and new leadership, it will also create stress and the loss of institutional knowledge. Tools like CityGrows that help teams to do more with less are going to be even more important going forward.

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The rumor: Vice President Leni Robredo said that everyone should have a car as a solution to traffic in Metro Manila.

Mark: NOT TRUE

Fact: Robredo did not make this statement on the CNN Presidential Debate. Robredo said the government needs to focus on public transportation and provide funding for rural development to solve the heavy traffic in Metro Manila.

Why fact-check: At the time of writing this fact check, the photo already had 1,700 reactions, 1,400 comments, and 416 shares.

Presidential candidates on Sunday, February 27, bared their plans for their first days in office if elected as chief executive of the country.

During CNN Philippines ’Presidential Debates, moderator Pinky Webb asked the candidates this question in a mix of English and Filipino:“ If you become the 17th president of the Philippines, how soon would Filipinos feel the impact of your leadership? You see, our President in 2016 said that in three to six months he would wipe out drugs as well as end corruption. How about you? ”

Nine of the 10 presidential candidates took part in the debates. Ferdinand Marcos Jr, the survey frontrunner who had skipped interviews and debates sponsored by major news organizations, didn’t show up at the CNN Philippines event.

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