THE Democratic Vice President Kamala Harrischeered by the Democratic Party and left-wing voters after her attacks on former President United States Donald TrumpRepublican candidate, failed to convince voters that they matter: THE undecided stateswho have not yet decided how to vote. These are Pennsylvania (19 electoral votes), where Tuesday’s debate was held, Arizona (11 electoral votes), Georgia (16), Michigan (15), Nevada (6), North Carolina (16), Virginia (13) and Wisconsin (10). According to various surveys conducted by local media in each state after the debate in these states, undecided voters in the so-called Swing States They remain practically the same as before the debate: They do not fully understand Vice President Kamala Harris’ proposals.They don’t like her devoting herself to attacking Trump during the confrontation and they still don’t trust her to lead the economy. With 54 days to go until the election, if it were held this Thursday, given that winner takes all (the winner of each state wins all the electoral votes), Trump would win the election with 281 electoral votes.
Michigan Voters. 15 electoral votes. Kamala Harris leads by 1.2 points. Survey conducted by Detroit News after the debate. Respondents acknowledged that they did not like the tone of the debate, due to Kamala Harris’ attacks and not focusing on policy proposals for the country.
Pennsylvania Voters. 19 electoral votes. Survey conducted by The New York Times. State where the presidential debate was held. Sharon Reed missed Kamala Harris detailing her economic plan and is also not happy that plans for the immigration crisis were not clearly addressed.
Nevada Voters. 6 electoral votes. Survey conducted by Reuters. Robert Wheeler was considering voting for Kamala Harris. But after the debate, he will give his vote to Donald Trump, because the Democrat has not brought any concrete proposals on the economy, immigration or security.
Arizona voters. 11 electoral votes. Survey conducted by The New York TimesJason Henderson voted for Democrat Barack Obama and then for Donald Trump. In this election, the Republican candidate will be determined again. He did not appreciate that Kamala Harris did not explain any of her proposals and he also does not agree with the way the press and left-wing voters have cheered Harris’ performance.
Has the debate changed anything?
THE Michigan Voters and the The rest of the undecided states acknowledge that the debate did not change their vote.according to investigations carried out by the newspaper Detroit Free Press after Tuesday’s confrontation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
For these For voters, it doesn’t matter who won the debate: they want to know more about Kamala Harris’ political proposals and especially about her in economics, because their main concern is inflation and employment.
These surveys conducted by the media just after the debate coincide with those conducted by major survey agencies, which show that moderate voters trust Learn more about Donald Trump on economic, immigration and security issues.
