Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump in a string of post-debate surveys that found voters believe she outperformed the former president—but not enough to significantly shift the race in her favor.

Karl Rove poured cold water over the Trump campaign's claim that it has benefitted from a post-debate polling bump with undecided voters on Fox News. The post Karl Rove Busts Trump Campaign Claim About Post-Debate Bump: ‘Every Other Poll’ Favors Harris first appeared on Mediaite.

The Trump campaign’s pollster on Thursday boasted that the former president saw a modest bump in support following this week’s debate, even as other polls showed Vice President Harris

In a ballot configuration that included all other candidates — Green Party’s Jill Stein, Independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Libertarian Chase Oliver, and Independent Cornel West — Trump gained two points after the debate, taking a 48-46 lead over Harris, who saw no change in her support.

Polling data targeting seven battleground states shows an increase in support for former President Donald Trump.

Republican pollster Frank Luntz said Former President Donald Trump's debate performance could cost him the election. Before Tuesday's debate, Luntz had previously said the winner of the debate would win the election,

Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump by five points in the first two major national polls taken following Tuesday’s debate—in which pundits widely considered Harris the winner.