Republican Presidential Candidates Headed to Miami in November for a Third Debate

The Republican presidential candidates will be heading to Miami next month for the third debate.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced on Monday that it will partner with NBC News, the Salem Radio Network, the Republican Jewish Coalition and Rumble to host the debate at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County on November 8

“I am eager to announce that the RNC has selected NBC News, Salem Radio Network, the Republican Jewish Coalition, and Rumble as our partners for the third Republican primary debate in Miami. The partners for our third debate will offer our candidates an excellent opportunity to meet the moment and contrast their plans and vision with the failures of the Biden White House,” said RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel.

“NBC News has a long history of fostering conversations with the leaders that seek to shape domestic politics and foreign policy. For us, there is no higher responsibility. We look forward to continuing our leading reporting on the 2024 presidential race and spotlighting the issues that matter most to voters as they head to the polls,” said Rebecca Blumenstein, the president of NBC News Editorial.

“Salem Media Group and the Salem Radio Network are honored to be chosen by the Republican National Committee to be a part of this historic Republican presidential primary debate. Salem is an experienced partner of the RNC, having co-moderated four RNC debates in 2015-2016. We look forward to working closely with NBC News and other selected partners to deliver an event that will shine a light on the candidates and educate voters ahead of the primary,” said David Santrella, the CEO of the Salem Media Group.

“We are honored to partner with the RNC in the upcoming GOP presidential debate. As the horrific events of the last week have unfolded in Israel, the issue of American foreign policy has taken on an even greater role. American strength and American resolve – and our candidates’ vision for America’s role in the world – are more important than ever,” said former U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., who serves as the chairman of the RJC.

“The third debate marks a major milestone for Rumble, and we are thrilled to bring the debate stage online and help promote open dialogue once again. As the premier platform for all candidates in the 2024 elections, we’re excited to offer viewers another chance to watch democracy in action, and we expect a huge turnout for the exclusive livestream event,” said Rumble CEO and Chairman Chris Pavlovski.

In the coming weeks, the RNC is expected to announce the candidates who qualify to take part in the debate. Former President Donald Trump, who holds a commanding lead over his primary rivals in most polls, did not participate in either of the first two debates.