If you look at the flash numbers through a nonpartisan eye, you’ll see that Trump had strong numbers on economy, immigration, and Commander in Chief heading into the debate, and carried those strengths out of the debate.  Likewise, Kamala had strong numbers on abortion and democracy heading into the debate, and carried those strengths out of the debate. That tells us that there was no “knockout” blow delivered and key perceptions only changed slightly.  

Kamala does leave the debate with the advantage of having won, but it’s not appearing to be a victory that is significantly move the polls in her favor.

that are subject to CHANGES in emotions.  Continuing deaths at the hands of illegals and prices failing to go down between now and the election will cause intelligent people to vote with their brain and not their emotions.  Two weeks from now, no one is going to remember any of Kamala's rehearsed rhetoric, but Trumps closing reinforced the question that Kamala dodged at the very beginning, and voters will remember that, too.  

 
We will see a post-debate bump for Harris in the next few days, but 48% of independents say they don't know enough about Kamala  to pick her, and they still don't.  She was effective in baiting Trump and getting him to waste his speaking time on non-consequential stuff, but she failed to give any details about her own plans and programs except that she wants to give stuff away, which will cause more inflation.