More than 7 in 10 voters have already decided whom they will vote for in the November presidential election, according to a new poll.
The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll released Monday showed 72% of respondents said they have already made up their minds, while 28% said they are still weighing their choices.
The polls was conducted June 28 to 30 – after President Biden’s disastrous June 27 debate with GOP challenger Donald Trump.
While the percentage of decides appears large, it’s only one percentage point higher than the 69% who said in the poll in May that they’ve already decided.
Pollsters found among those who watched or heard about the debate, a slightly higher percentage of 75 percent said they have decided who they will vote for. A plurality of respondents, 43 percent, said they watched the entire debate, while 28 percent said they saw some of it or watched clips online and 16 percent said they read or heard commentary on it.
