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For swing-district Mainers, the debate wasn’t a turning point. It was an ‘embarrassment’
To voters living in New England’s biggest swing district, the first presidential debate on Tuesday was an “embarrassment” and a “debacle” and, well, “kind of crazy.” Most said it was difficult to watch. Others purposely avoided tuning in.

What it wasn’t: something that changed their mind.

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