In Washington, notable figures are set to appear across various Sunday morning talk shows, showcasing a range of political perspectives and debates.

On ABC’s “This Week,” viewers can expect insights from South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn from Nebraska, and entrepreneur Mark Cuban, who will likely share their thoughts on current issues and the state of the nation.

NBC’s “Meet the Press” will feature Ohio Senator JD Vance, who is also the Republican vice presidential nominee, alongside Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent. Their discussions are expected to delve into the forthcoming election strategies and major policy topics.

CBS’ “Face the Nation” will host Senator Vance again, as well as former Representative Liz Cheney from Wyoming, who has been vocal about her political stance and decisions. Additionally, the program will include Adrian Fontes, the Arizona Secretary of State, and Al Schmidt, the Secretary of State for Pennsylvania, who may address voting rights and election integrity.

CNN’s “State of the Union” will bring back both Vance and Cheney, along with Representative Brendan Boyle, a Democrat from Pennsylvania. This panel is anticipated to offer a deeper examination of partisan divides and the implications for upcoming electoral contests.

Lastly, “Fox News Sunday” will feature Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Colorado Governor Jared Polis. Their participation is expected to reflect on bipartisan cooperation and the challenges currently facing their states and the country.