ABC News' debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris failed to affect the presidential election, ABC reported. Hospitalized Sunday.
An independent poll of 3,276 adults conducted by ABC for Langer Research Associates and Ipsos showed Ms Harris had no advantage beyond her base.
WATCH — Democratic Rep. Phillips: ABC has more on policy shifts that “should have been challenged” by Harris:
“Voter preferences have not changed significantly,” ABC News reported. “The poll finds Harris vs. Trump 51-46% among all adults, 51-47% among registered voters and 52-46% among likely voters — all within 1% of pre-debate levels in the ABC/Ipsos poll.”
ABC News, particularly debate moderators David Muir and Lindsey Davis, have been heavily criticized for their bias against Trump: They fact-checked Trump seven times, many of which were incorrect, but did not fact-check Harris even once, despite her false claims.
“The moderator's dishonesty and bias set a new record for broadcasters attempting to manipulate a debate,” Gingrich said. Written“The biggest loser in Tuesday's presidential debate was ABC News.”
Although the mainstream media claims Harris won the debate, polls show otherwise.
WATCH — Commission on Presidential Debates co-chairs: ABC hosts “tried all they could to help” Harris, but it was the “worst” they've seen:
A poll released Thursday by Tony Fabrizio and Travis Tunis showed Trump rose by two points in battleground states after Tuesday's debate with Harris.
Trump announced on Thursday that “there will not be a third debate,” suggesting he wants a rematch because he knows Harris lost the debate.
Polling methodologies vary widely, but trends released by polling agencies over time often reveal more about the state of a race. Harris' late start to her campaign, her failure to garner support after the Democratic National Convention and this, likely her only, debate should put Democrats on alert.
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