Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are tied in the state of Pennsylvania, the swing state with the largest electoral count, according to a Marist poll released Thursday.
Trump and Harris tied at 49% in Pennsylvania, with the Republican nominee holding a four point edge over the Vice President among independent voters, according to the poll. Winning Pennsylvania could be particularly consequential as it has the largest electoral count across all seven swing states with 19 electors.
President Joe Biden, Trump and former President Barack Obama all secured their electoral victories with the help of Pennsylvania’s electoral votes.
Across all seven battleground states, Harris has a polling advantage of just 0.1 points, according to RealClearPolling averages. In Pennsylvania, Harris’ holds a slightly larger lead over Trump at 0.7 points, according to RCP.
Trump is leading with 54% support among men while Harris trails at just 44%, according to the Marist poll. The trend is reversed among women, as Harris is leading at 55% as Trump is polling at just 43%. […]
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