By Ana Faguy, BBC News, Washington
President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump faced off in the first presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle, sparking concerns about their ages and fitness for office. Both major party supporters feel limited in their choices as the conventions approach. The BBC interviewed voters from different affiliations, exploring their views on the candidates post-debate performance. A long-time Democrat expressed disappointment but plans to vote blue, while a Libertarian supporter of Trump found the former president to be more presidential than before. A Democratic supporter of Biden expressed concerns about his age but still plans to vote for him. An ardent Trump supporter praised his performance and values. An independent voter who remains undecided highlighted the lack of compelling reasons to support either candidate. The debate left voters questioning the future of American leadership.
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