Undecided Americans impressed by Harris - did debate shift their votes?

We spoke to eight voters who see the debate as crucial in determining who they will support in November.

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The BBC has spoken to eight undecided voters who saw Tuesday night's 90-minute debate as being crucial in working out who to pick in November's ballot.

Vanessa was leaning towards voting for Trump before the debate started and is still leaning that way, but was impressed with Harris's performance.

I don't think the debate changed my opinion on voting for Trump, but I definitely am less fearful if [Harris] wins because I think she can handle herself and debate well.

I'm overall unchanged, but I like her better now.

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