Kamala Harris reignites NJ Democrats' passion to win. Can they sustain it?: Stile

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : I feel like Trump has a ceiling.
50% : Many feared that the infighting over the Should-Joe-Go debate fractured the party and gave Trump and his MAGA allies an easy glide path to victory.
43% : Yet some activists worry that once the euphoria fades, the attacks from Trump will come with frequency and ferocity.
32% : She will cast her campaign as forward looking, a plan for the future, while Trump will be the retrograde, backward candidate, holding out the false promise of a return to an earlier America.
24% : His debate fiasco in late June, when he failed to defend his record and articulate the case against Trump, turned private worries into public calls for him to step aside.
24% : At least for now, the party has rallied behind Harris, a forceful voice who they believe will prosecute the case against Trump and draw sharp contrast between her record fighting crime in California as the state's Attorney General and the former president's felony conviction, as she did in public appearances last week.

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