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Slight Shift Toward Harris in Post-Debate Monmouth Poll

A survey released Tuesday found that an astonishing three percent of debate viewers were willing to change their votes after the event.

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Viewers at the Angry Elephant Bar and Grill at San Antonio watch the Trump-Harris debate on September 10, 2024. AP/Eric Gay
MATTHEW RICE
MATTHEW RICE

Vice President Harris is seeing a slight bump in support following her debate with President Trump, though the vast majority of those who watched say they will not change their vote based on last week’s showdown at Philadelphia.

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MATTHEW RICE
MATTHEW RICE

Mr. Rice, based in the nation's capital, covers current events in politics.

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