Brand new battleground polling reveals Trump leading a tight race in the battleground state of Pennsylvania over Kamala Harris. In the survey of 600 likely voters, using a sample that reported as +2 percent for Biden in 2020, Trump is now +2 percent for a 47-45 percent lead.
The survey was conducted both before and after the Biden withdrawal announcement, with one-quarter of the weighted respondent interviews occurring before Biden dropped out.
Dissatisfaction with the Biden/Harris economy remains a dominant theme, with only 15 percent reporting that “Bidenomics” works “very well,” and 38 percent saying it works “not at all.” Among young voters in Pennsylvania aged 18-34, only 6 percent say Bidenomics works “very well.”
Catholic voters break significantly for Trump over Kamala Harris by a +17 percent margin, 54-37 percent.
Gun owners also prefer Trump by a wide +22 percent margin, with Trump up 57-35 percent. Among sportsmen who have a hunting license, that Trump lead expands to +41 percent.
More than two-thirds of Pennsylvanians report that the attempted assassination attempt against Trump in that state did not have an effect on their vote. But 21 percent of likely voters did say that the shooting made them more likely to vote for Trump, vs. 10 percent who say it made them less likely.
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Written by Staff Reporters at American Greatness
