The upcoming presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is generating significant anticipation as it marks a historic confrontation, being the first time a convicted felon debates a former prosecutor on such a stage. Political experts suggest that while the debate may not drastically change voter allegiance, it could energize supporters and drive early voting. Harris, seeking to strengthen her national presence, is expected to leverage her legal background against Trump, who aims to undermine her momentum since the Democratic National Convention. Security measures are intensifying in Philadelphia, where the debate will occur, causing traffic disruptions and heightened police presence. Residents express mixed feelings about the inconvenience, balancing it with the excitement of being part of a critical political event. The debate is not only important for the candidates but also for voters seeking clarity on issues like the economy and minimum wage ahead of the November election.