Republicans concerned with Trump presentations after the Harris debate.

After Trump and Harris took turns discussing numerous topics, including economy, abortion and immigration, 86 percent of republics said they still plan to vote for their candidate, but 40 percent admitted they were concerned with the 78-year performance, writes. Newsweek.

These findings reveal a significant change in voter sentiment, with many republics expressing concern despite their continued support for Trump. Kamala Harris' powerful performance has rezoned all party lines, receiving great support”, Andrew said. Gordon, senior research consultant in Prolifef

Only 16 percent of the Republicans praised Trump's performance as excellent. At the same time, more than one in five, or 24 percent, of the Republicans called the performance of great or good Harris, and just as many percent said that the Democrat had won the debate.

Of all respondents, 57 per cent said the winner was Harris.

Comments that drew the most criticism at Trump's address were when he did not clearly say in one way or another whether he would veto the national ban on abortion, as well as when he said there were “concepte” of a health care plan.