From ZeroHedge
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-27/hillary-vs-donald-so-who-won
Online polls say Trump won
CNN snapshot poll of 500 voters show Hillary won - 47% say debates will not affect their vote
Foreign exchange markets say that traders thought Hillary won.
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My take: Hillary certainly shows that she is able to string a sentence together, but a lot of it came off as canned (as in, she's been rehearsing those exact lines for weeks, and there's no way she wrote them) - I think that feeling is why online polls show what they show.
Trump... there's no way you could accuse him of rehearsing anything. That's a positive spin on what happened. His answers were sometimes not even comprehendable. I couldn't judge whether he was answering the question or avoiding it, at times.
Hillary angered me when she linked tax cuts to the financial crisis. Being somewhat economically literate, I found her doing that to be misunderstood, at best - if not preying on the economic ignorance of most of the public. Trump isn't able to defend the markets, maybe he understands them, but he can't articulate that understanding to the public.
For me (a resident of the US, but not a citizen, so I cannot vote (unless I want to vote Democrat)), it's all about the economy. And Trump, in his mumbles, stumbled onto a few truths - about taxes and regulations crippling small businesses and preventing new ones from opening. Hillary either doesn't understand that, or doesn't care. Given her history with big donors, I'd err on the latter (big donors do better when small businesses struggle, less competition for them).
Hillary did give the better answer on racial relations, just because Trump was so awful. Law and order, and stop-and-frisk. He realises he has to give an oath to the constitution, right?
And both are absolutely terrible on gun rights. The second amendment extends to inner cities, and it extends to people put on terrorist lists without due process. NRA's endorsement of Trump, tells me more about the NRA, than it does about Trump.