New York Magazine Article RatingBeware the Rush to Find a Harris Debate Bounce in the Polls
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43% : Could something of the same thing happen to Trump?32% : The day of the debate Trump led Biden by a hair (0.2 percent) in the FiveThirtyEight national polling averages; on July 14 he led by a slightly thicker hair (1.9 percent).
19% : Yes, Harris won the CNN "snap poll" of debate viewers: 63 percent thought she won, and 37 percent said Trump won (the latter number showing the reluctance of Trump fans even the most obvious setback for their hero).
17% : That's nearly as large as the margin (67 percent to 33 percent) by which Trump defeated Biden in the CNN snap poll following the June 27 debate.
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