What key-state voters think about Kamala Harris replacing Joe Biden

President Biden's decision to withdraw and endorse Vice President Harris has sparked mixed reactions among voters, particularly among those considered "Deciders" in battleground states. Democrats generally welcomed the move, with many expressing optimism and support for Harris. Some Democrats, however, voiced concerns about her ability to lead and her potential vulnerability to sexism and racism. Republicans, on the other hand, largely rejected Harris's candidacy, criticizing her qualifications and her record. Independents offered a range of views, with some expressing enthusiasm for Harris and others expressing reservations. Deciders cited Harris's age and demographics as potential advantages, while some Republicans believed she offered no significant differences from Biden. Some Democrats perceived Harris as a more appealing candidate due to her age, gender, and biracial heritage. Despite the positive reception from Democrats, some minority and younger voters remained unimpressed with Harris's accomplishments. The poll suggests that while Harris's candidacy may energize some Democratic voters, it may not significantly alter the views of Republicans or independents. The outcome of the election remains uncertain, with Deciders holding varied opinions about Harris's potential as a leader.