Credit: Julia Beverly/The Atlanta VoiceCredit: Vincent Christie / The Atlanta Voice Tristan Fuller Atlanta “I would rather see Kamala Harris just keep campaigning, and I don’t want to see a mudslinging competition. I’d rather see them double down or whatever they believe in this campaign and do it straightforwardly. Because I don’t think there is a point to a mudslinging contest. We already know who each person is. We know the bad and the good. And now I’m just worried about the policies and what they will do when they get into office.”Credit: Vincent Christie / The Atlanta Voice Marvin Nesbitt Stone Mountain “What I think she needs to do now because she’s not going to probably not want to get another debate, I think it’s important for her to continue to put herself out there as much as possible with one-on-one interviews so that the American public get a chance to hear who she is and learn more about her, understand the position on policies. I think that, for the most part, most people have already decided who they’re going to vote for. But a small fraction of Americans are still trying to decide. I think for those individuals, it’s important that she continues to educate them on who she is, what she’s all about, and what her policies are… The margins are so small right now, and every little vote will count.”Credit: Vincent Christie / The Atlanta Voice Promised Gourdet Atlanta “Kamala has to have town hall meetings. She must put herself one-on-one with undecided people. I don’t think she has to worry about people who have decided too much. But those who are undecided have questions about her policies, her record, and what she did in California. She should be able to answer those questions for those people. They want to talk about her work in California. I know a lot of people are on the fence about her incarceration policies out in California. People would like to know her policies, in general, outside of Joe Biden and the Biden administration; how she will step forth as a president and be a leader instead of a supporter.”Credit: Vincent Christie / The Atlanta Voice Robert Ross Atlanta “I think Vice President Harris should continue doing what she is doing now, which I’m not saying anything and I believe that it’s important to do that because unlike President Trump, who can say whatever he wants to say, he still has the same people behind him, the people backing him. He can even go further into creating things, and they’ll support him. Vice President Harris, right now, has the advantage of having a unified party. By not saying anything, she’s not alienating anyone; therefore, everyone can continue to be behind her. We should start seeing specific things. She can run the risk of splitting the party, which we don’t need right now. That’s it.”Credit: Vincent Christie / The Atlanta Voice Lavashoin Lowery Atlanta “I think Kamala should keep doing what she’s doing. She should stay away from being polarizing. She should address everybody and keep smiling. It makes her more inviting. Another debate is warranted. She sounded very poised. She’s not polarizing and making sure the party is unified. She’s a spectacular candidate because she’s very inclusive. Like I said, I know the media, from the other standpoint, is trying to make her seem facetious because she smiles and laughs a lot. But it, to me, is very inviting and allows many people to come in. And she should do it. She will keep her statements non-polarizing and ensure the party is unified.”The post Your Voice: After her successful performance at the Presidential debate, what would you like to see Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris do next? appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.