US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is leading Republican Donald Trump by 47 percent in the race to win the November 5 election. Donald Trump’s score is 42 percent. According to a Reuters/Ipsos survey, her lead has increased after the debate against the former president. Voters believe that Kamala Harris has won the debate.
In the two-day survey, Kamala Harris got a five percent lead among registered voters. Of the voters who said they had heard at least something about Tuesday’s debate, 53 percent said Harris won and 24 percent said Trump won, while the rest said they did not listen to the debate.
Fifty-two percent of those who watched the debate said Trump was stuttering and did not look sharp, compared to 21 percent who said the same about Harris. One in five Republican voters said Trump did not look sharp.
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What did the voters who watched the debate say about the performance?
Kamala Harris (59) put Donald Trump (78) on the defensive in the presidential debate, attacking his qualifications for office and the many cases filed against him. Many Republicans were also not confident about their candidate’s performance in the debate held in Philadelphia. 53 percent of Republican voters surveyed said Trump won the debate, while 91 percent of Democrats said he was the winner. Among Republicans, 31 percent said no one won and 14 percent said Harris defeated Trump.
In the survey, 91 percent of registered voters said they had heard something about the debate and 44 percent said they had heard a lot.
Will Trump’s age become an issue?
According to Nielsen data, the debate, hosted by ABC News, attracted 67.1 million television viewers, more than the roughly 51 million who watched Trump’s debate with then-candidate President Joe Biden in June. Biden’s poor performance in that debate led many Democrats to call for him not to run for re-election. Trump is now the oldest candidate in the race and the survey found that 52 percent of voters consider Trump too old to serve in government, while 7 percent said the same about Harris.
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The survey polled 1,690 young Americans across the country, including 1,405 registered voters. National surveys, including the Reuters/Ipsos poll, provide key indications of voters’ views as state-by-state results in the Electoral College determine the winner, with a handful of battleground states likely to be decisive.
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