JUST IN: ABC rejects Kamala's attempt to change the debate rules as she appears to be increasingly worried about the upcoming debate.
Harris, who was too nervous to do a debate on Fox News, tried making last-minute changes on ABC.
These rules included having a "cheat sheet," being seated and keeping both microphones on at all times.
ABC News released an email, saying that the originally agreed-upon terms would be used for the debate.
The debate will be very similar to CNN's June 27 debate between Biden and Trump.
Candidates will be standing, there will be no audience, no pre-written note cards, no props, and mics will be muted when a candidate is speaking.
The debate will go on for 90 minutes.
Kamala Harris has minimal debate experience and was demolished by Tulsi Gabbard in 2019.
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