Poll shows Kamala Harris and Donald Trump tied in Pennsylvania race

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A recent poll shows Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are tied in Pennsylvania, a key state in the upcoming election. Voters are divided on financial prospects, with more believing they would fare better under Trump, while Harris is seen as having better cognitive health. Harris leads among voters prioritizing democracy and abortion, but Trump maintains strong support from those concerned about the economy and immigration. Both candidates struggle to convince voters they would strengthen democracy, with slightly more believing Trump would weaken it. Harris appeals to college-educated White voters, while Trump retains support from non-college-educated White voters. The poll surveyed 1,273 registered voters in Pennsylvania from October 22-28, 2024, with a margin of error of ±3.6 points.


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