Published 09/12/2024 6:13:00 a.m.

Harris mopped floor with Trump in debate

New polling from Leger shows the U.S. Presidential race remains tight after the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, but Trump could have won if Joe Biden hadn't exited.
In the northeast, 54% of voters said Harris won the debate, while 28% favored Trump. In the midwest, Harris received 43% and Trump 33%.
A survey from Reuters and Ipsos found that 53% of informed voters felt Harris won the debate, while only 24% said Trump did.

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