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US presidential election: parties aim to win over undecided voters
As the first debate between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump is set to take place this Tuesday, September 10, many voters are still undecided.
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As the first debate between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump is set to take place this Tuesday, September 10, many voters are still undecided.
They are young, students, and do not yet know who to vote for. These undecided votes are highly coveted in Arizona (United States), because in 2020, Joe Biden won in this city with only 10,457 votes. Tuesday, September 10 on the campus of the University of Tucson (Arizona), it was the voters between 20 and 30 years old that the Republicans came to convince.
“I am currently not for any of the candidates.”explains a student, who plans to follow parties on the internet to keep informed. “I am very open-minded, I will also inquire with the Democrats”adds another, near the Republican stand. A campaign to seduce undecided voters, in an election that could be decided by a few thousand votes.