The mainstream media largely praised Vice President Kamala Harris for her performance in the debate on Tuesday night, but the battle to win over undecided voters might not be over yet.
Several American viewers of the televised debate told Reuters that they are still not convinced that the Democrat is the better candidate.
The publication invited ten respondents who claimed they were still unsure about the November 5th election to watch the ninety-minute debate and then provide their feedback. Six voters declared they would definitely or most likely vote for Trump, compared to three who supported Harris and one who was unsure, in a startling reversal of what may be expected.
Many more stated that before they would contemplate voting for Harris, she must be significantly more serious about covering the costs of her expensive priorities. […]
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