美国即将于11月3日举行中期选举，参议院竞选辩论中呈现出明显的党派分歧与个人攻击态势。1根据路透社分析，在竞争激烈的选区中，约三分之二的共和党候选人与特朗普的立场存在分歧。1
缅因州参议员苏珊·柯林斯表示自己与拜登总统的投票一致率达91%，并称曾137次投票反对特朗普。1辩论过程中，候选人之间的人身攻击成为普遍现象。1
有些竞选者选择回避辩论舞台。35个参议院席位参与竞选，其中21个席位未能安排辩论机会。1得州参议院竞选尤为引人注目，民主党候选人塔拉里科接受了4场辩论邀请，而共和党候选人帕克斯顿未接受任何邀请。1民主党需要翻转4个席位才能获得参议院多数控制权。1
As Americans prepared for the November 3 election, Senate campaign debates revealed deep fractures within the Republican party and a campaign season marked by personal attacks and strategic debate avoidance.1
A Reuters analysis found that roughly two-thirds of candidates in highly competitive races distanced themselves from former President Trump, signaling a significant divide within Republican ranks.1 Senator Susan Collins exemplified this split, stating she had "voted with President Biden 91% of the time" and "voted against President Trump 137 times," demonstrating her willingness to break party lines.1 Meanwhile, Democrats faced the challenge of needing to flip four seats to secure a Senate majority, with 35 seats up for grabs in the election.1
The campaign landscape was further complicated by candidates' refusal to participate in debates, most notably in the Texas race where one candidate accepted four debate invitations while another declined any participation.1 According to available records, 21 of the contested Senate seats had no debates scheduled.1 Personal attacks between candidates became a defining feature of the debates, underscoring the contentious nature of this midterm cycle.1
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