The Latest: Harris-Trump debate sets up sprint to election day as first ballots go out in Alabama

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : The tweet's post-script referenced a debunked rumor that Trump and his allies have spread online in recent days, alleging Haitian immigrants in an Ohio town are hunting and eating pets.
40% : Similar to pre-debate polling, the poll found that Harris left the debate with higher trust in her ability to handle abortion and protecting democracy, while Trump maintained an advantage on the economy and immigration.
39% : The former president contended that Germany's planned exit from fossil fuels had failed.
28% : About 6 in 10 debate-watchers said Harris outperformed Trump in Tuesday's presidential debate, while about 4 in 10 said Trump did a better job, according to a flash poll conducted by CNN, with Harris exceeding debate-watchers' expectations.
27% : With Biden, Trump, Harris and Vance all on hand for the New York Sept. 11 commemoration, aides had their work cut out to keep things running smoothly.
27% : Before the debate, the same voters were evenly split on whether Trump or Harris would win.
25% : Views of Trump -- whether positive or negative -- didn't shift meaningfully before and after the debate, while Harris received a slight bump in the share of people who view her favorably after the debate.
24% : But during the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump specifically mentioned Springfield, Ohio, the town at the center of the claims, saying that immigrants were taking over the city.
23% : Harris quickly placed blamed directly on Trump, who recalibrated the Supreme Court to the conservative majority that issued the landmark ruling during his term.
23% : Harris called Trump "extreme" and laughed after his comment.
8% : "Officials have said there have been no credible or detailed reports about the claims, even as Trump and his allies use them to amplify racist stereotypes about Black and brown immigrants.▶ Read more about Trump's comments on Ohio immigrantsTaylor Swift, one of the music industry's biggest stars, endorsed Kamala Harris for president shortly after the debate ended on Tuesday night.

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