Swing-State Voters Say Kamala Harris 'Insulting My Intelligence' With Her Non-Answers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : I feel like this is her election to lose because I do think there are a lot of people who are over Trump and frustrated, and his just, as you said, he's just dividing the country.
30% : Others said they still did not know "what she is for" and that they heard more about why Trump was the wrong candidate but not why she was the right candidate.
28% : So while I find Trump enraging, I find that she's almost insulting my intelligence, thinking that I'm not gonna see through that.
18% : In another group of ten undecided voters interviewed by Reuters post-debate, six said they were leaning towards or voting for Trump, three would vote for Harris, and one was still undecided.
14% : A New York Times/Siena College poll taken before the September 10 debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris showed that 28 percent of likely voters wanted to know more about Harris, compared to just nine percent about Trump.

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