The top five markets include two in Pennsylvania at the top of the rankings.
Five cities in major swing states led the viewership of last night's ABC presidential debate between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris.The first—and possibly only—debate between both candidates arrived after the campaigns wrangled while determining if the September 10 showdown would even occur and over the rules for each nominee.
After the debate, both candidates released statements claiming victory over their opponents. But, about six in 10 debate-watchers said that Harris outperformed Trump, while about 4 in 10 said that Trump did a better job, according to a flash poll by CNN.However, despite Harris's strong performance, the debate didn't seem to change most voters' minds.
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