Tuesday night, the vice presidential candidates will go head-to-head in likely their only debate before Election Day.Sydni Eure spoke with voters ahead of the debate. Many shared that this is the most excited theyve ever been for a vice presidential debate.Watch: Voters anticipating Vice Presidential debate. Asking voters about the upcoming Vice Presidential debateWell, normally I wouldnt key into a vice presidential debate, said voter Jason Fry. You know, its the vice president but I feel like this year people want to know about, at least I want to know about, these other two people.Fry said the main reason his anticipation has built so much is because he believes the stakes are so high and that the role these vice presidents could potentially carry holds a different weight than ever before. As we saw the vice presidential candidate has now become the presidential nominee, said Fry. Normally, its kind of theoretical where its like the vice president just sits in the corner. But this year I think maybe theyll be able to do even more.Another voter, Adam Coon said he is looking forward to the debate because there is still so much to learn about who the nominees are and how theyll articulate whatever it is they stand for.I actually know very little about each partys candidates so yeah I want to get to know who I am voting for, said Coon.Both Fry and Coon said this race to the White House has been unlike any other. They said with all the twists and turns that have happened so far a chance to receive a bit more clarity is one they wont be passing up.With JD Vance, I mean, Donald Trump says a lot of things, said Fry So, is he going to kind of back up all the crazy stuff that Donald Trump is saying or is he going to kind of just try to move past that like I dont know whats going on over there. As far as Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, I feel like Walz is just kind of like this happy guy just going out there friendly Minnesotan, Midwestern guy and hes just going to reinforce the pants where shes seen a little weaker.You can catch coverage starting at 7 p.m. on NBC 26.