This Will Give Her Points: How Harris Can Boost Her Support After Trump Debate

This will add points to her: thanks to which Harris can increase support after the debate with Trump Melania Golembyovskaya

Kamala Harris accused Donald Trump of selling microchips to China during debates. The Democratic candidate tried to “enter the territory” of her opponent, which is the correct political technology strategy.

In addition, Harris said a phrase during the debates that may even make some Republicans vote for her in the elections. Political scientist Oleg Saakyan told Channel 24 about this, noting that the Democratic candidate will significantly increase her support among her voters.

How Harris can increase her support after the debates with Trump

The political scientist explained that Trump is in favor of anti-Chinese confrontation and emphasizes this all the time. Therefore, Harris's accusations were quite expected.

She needs to enter his field and demonstrate that Trump is inconsistent in his loud statements, his alleged determination, and show that his statements do not correspond to his actions.

Now the Democratic candidate is entering the Republican territory, and Trump is flirting in the populist field, moving away from the classical ideology of the Republicans.

The candidates are now waging two electoral battles – among themselves and for the sympathies of their voters, and they are trying to marginalize the opponent's voters. The Harris indictment is an example of this.

Harris is working with a moderate position for her own voters, because the Democrats are softer in foreign policy. At the same time, she discredits Trump's position in the eyes of his voters. These are political technology techniques, – noted Sahakyan.

In addition, Harris distinguished herself with the phrase that she “will not ban weapons, and she herself has weapons.” According to the political scientist, this will definitely add points to her. When a woman says this, even Democrats who are against guns can be played up by some Republicans.

I wouldn't be surprised if in the near future we see some well-known Republicans saying that they are ready to vote for a Democratic candidate for the first time in their lives. I think this is part of the Democrats' political technology scenario, Sahakyan emphasized.

American sociology has shown that Harris won the debates by a significant margin. According to the political scientist, the Democratic candidate will slightly increase support among her voters, because they saw what they wanted.

Unlike his opponent, Trump reduced the support of his voters after the debates. Even Republican observers interpreted his speech as a failure of the team that prepared him.

Note, political scientist, vice-rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University, international expert Dmitry Sherenovsky believes that the debates are unlikely to have a significant impact on Kamala Harris's rating. In terms of focusing on his electorate, Donald Trump, in his opinion, made better use of these debates.