CNN Town Hall

CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper moderates a live CNN Presidential Town Hall with Vice President Kamala Harris from Delaware County, Pennsylvania, outside of Philadelphia, as the two major candidates for President of the United States continue to make their case to the American people ahead of election day,

CNN has a longstanding tradition of hosting presidential candidates for Town Halls and political events as a critical component of the network's robust campaign coverage. The 2024 presidential candidate will take questions from Cooper and a live audience of Pennsylvania voters who say they intend to vote in November.

CNN has also extended an invitation to President Trump's campaign to participate in a separate CNN Town Hall on October 23.

Live post analysis coverage of CNN's Kamala Harris Presidential Town Hall. Erin Burnett and Jake Tapper anchor.

CNN hosts a live Town Hall with Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) from Washington, DC, moderated by CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper. As the policies of the second Trump administration reshape the nation and Democrats search for their path forward, Sanders will take questions from a live studio audience and Cooper on a wide range of topics. The studio audience will be comprised of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents.

Jake Tapper and Kaitlan Collins moderate a live CNN Town Hall with U.S. Representatives Mike Lawler, Ryan Mackenzie, Jahana Hayes, and Derek Tran.