Kamala Harris Faces Challenges Amid Tight Race Against Trump

Kamala Harris emerged as a strong contender in the recent presidential debate against Donald Trump, but undecided voters remain uncertain about her candidacy. Six of ten undecided voters leaned toward Trump after the debate, criticizing Harris's lack of detailed policy proposals. The election hinges on swing voters in key battleground states.

Kamala Harris appeared dominant in Tuesday's presidential debate against Republican former president Donald Trump, yet a segment of undecided voters did not find her a convincing candidate. A Reuters interview revealed that six out of ten undecided voters are now favoring Trump, while three support Harris, and one remains uncertain.

The tight race between Harris and Trump may be determined by a few tens of thousands of votes in crucial battleground states. Although the interview sample was small, it indicated that Harris may need to offer more detailed policies to attract undecided voters. Five voters critiqued Harris for being vague on her economic plans and addressing the high cost of living, a major voter concern.

While Harris mentioned policy details such as tax benefits for families and small businesses, she predominantly attacked Trump during the debate. Some voters switched to Trump, citing a better personal financial situation during his presidency and skepticism about Harris's economic proposals. Harris faces the challenge of clearly communicating her policies to sway more potential voters.

(With inputs from agencies.)