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Betting odds on 2024 presidential race take dramatic turn after debate

Sep 11, 2024 View Original Article
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    50% Medium Conservative

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  • Policy Leaning

    50% Medium Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -12% Negative

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47% : Democratic presidential nominee and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris visits a watch party after participating in the presidential debateAfter the proceedings were concluded, it was clear that Trump - who headed straight for the press room - was unhappy with his performanceUS Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and US Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff attend a watch partyRepublican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the spin room after the debateTrump insisted that while having pushed for the end of the federal right to abortion, he wanted individual states to make their own policy.
44% : 'Once again we've seen the market swing, and we're expecting plenty more movement in the next 55 days, but for now, it's Kamala Harris who leads the race to the White House according to Betfair Exchange punters.'Vice President Kamala Harris stops by the Harris-Walz campaign's Presidential Debate Watch Party after a strong showing in a debate against TrumpTrump, who many thought would have the upper hand ahead of last night's debate, repeatedly bit on Harris' attempts to goad him into a war of wordsKamala Harris gives a thumbs down during a presidential debate with former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald TrumpDebate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis of ABC NewsWith less than two months until the election, Harris, 59, was under pressure to deliver in front of an audience expected to run into the tens of millions after her sudden replacement as the Democratic candidate in place of Biden.
23% : ABC News debate moderator David Muir then stepped in and told Trump: 'There have been no credible reports of specific claims of pets being harmed, injured or abused by individuals.'One of the most intense exchanges between the two candidates was on abortion.
23% : Another jarring moment came when Trump doubled down on his unprecedented refusal to accept losing to Biden in the 2020 election, before trying to overturn the result.
9% : Trump shot back by accusing Harris of being weak on the war in Gaza, saying she 'hated Israel' and that Israel would be 'gone' within two weeks if she was president.
4% : Harris said he was telling a 'bunch of lies' and called his policies 'insulting to the women of America.'Within minutes, Trump hammered at the Democrat's weak spot on immigration by falsely claiming that she and Biden had allowed 'millions of people pouring into our country from prisons and jails, from mental institutions and insane asylums.'Harris pointed out that Trump is a convicted felon, called him 'extreme' and said it is 'a tragedy' that throughout his career he had used 'race to divide the American people.'The rivals also clashed on foreign policy, with Harris telling Trump that Russian President Vladimir Putin would 'eat you for lunch' when it came to the war in Ukraine and that foreign dictators were 'laughing' at him.

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