Pollsters and strategists are skeptical about Vice President Kamala Harris gaining significant traction in the polls following her recent debate with former President Donald Trump. John Zogby indicated that while Harris performed well, any gains in her favor are minimal, as the electorate remains largely locked in. Democratic strategist Tim Hogan echoed this sentiment, noting that shifts in key battleground states are likely to remain within the margin of error despite a slight increase in Harris's national lead post-debate. Trump has announced he won't participate in a second debate against Harris, asserting that she had been a 'no-show' for other proposed debates. Furthermore, CNN's Van Jones warned that Trump could be a more formidable opponent in a potential rematch, as he often improves in subsequent debates. The overall consensus suggests that despite some positive feedback for Harris, the debate's impact on the race dynamics is limited.