(NewsNation) —  Democratic, Republican, and independent voters will have a chance to question Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance during a town hall Thursday night hosted by NewsNation and moderated by anchor Chris Cuomo. The event will be broadcast on NewsNation from the Detroit area and streamed exclusively on social media platform X at 8 p.m. ET Thursday. Key issues that have been central to the 2024 presidential race between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump are expected to be brought up. These topics include health care, the economy and the border. Voter Guide 2024: Breaking down the candidates, policies and issues Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the Democratic nominee for Vice President, has been invited to participate in a town hall as well. How to watch JD Vance town hall on NewsNation and X To find out where you can watch the town hall NewsNation, visit JoinNN.com. You will need to log in to your television provider and authenticate that NewsNation is included in your channel subscription. The event will also be streamed on X. Viewers can use the hashtag #VanceTownHall while watching the program. A special two-hour edition of "CUOMO" will take place following the town hall at 9 p.m. ET.  An encore presentation of the town hall will air 11 p.m. ET on Thursday.   Who is JD Vance? Vance became Trump's running mate for the 2024 election in July. He first rose to national prominence with his bestselling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy," which detailed what it was like growing up in the Ohio steel mill city of Middletown and his time in Appalachian Kentucky. Before attending Ohio State University and Yale Law School, Vance served in the U.S. Marine Corps. After college, Vance worked in the technology industry in California's Silicon Valley and later moved back to Ohio to start his own investment firm. In 2021, Vance became a candidate in the race to replace retiring Republican Sen. Rob Portman. During the primary, Vance secured Trump’s endorsement, despite his past criticisms of the former president. He ultimately beat Democratic candidate Tim Ryan in the general election, which was a race the nation watched closely. Vance is married to his law school classmate Usha Chilukuri Vance, with whom he has three children. Polling for Vance The latest polling from FiveThirtyEight shows Vance with a 45% unfavorability rating, with 37.2% of those surveyed considering him "favorable." A Forbes/HarrisX poll conducted between Oct. 21 and 22 found Vance leads Walz in national favorability by a slim margin: 37% to 36%. However, Vance's net unfavorability, in that same poll, is 43%, which is greater negative response than the 39% Walz received. The Associated Press contributed to this report.