Former President Donald Trump has a two-point lead over Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, according to the latest Emerson Poll.
“A new poll finds that 49% of voters in the Keystone State support former President Donald Trump, while 48% support Vice President Kamala Harris as their presidential candidate.” Reports “When you break down support among undecided voters, Trump opens up a two-point lead, 51% to 49%,” Emerson said.
“Of the third-party candidates on the ballot, 47% support each of Trump and Harris, and 3% support Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,” the report adds.
In the poll of 1,000 voters conducted Aug. 13 and 14, independents support Trump by a three-point margin, 48 percent to 45 percent. Suburban voters support Harris by the same margin, 50 percent to 47 percent.
Voters under 40 support Trump by a whopping 18-point margin, 58-40 percent. Roman Catholics support Trump by a 21-point margin, 60-39 percent.
Non-believers choose CacklyMcNeverBorderCzar 84-13 percent.
The same poll last month gave Trump a six-point lead over Harris, 51% to 45%.
The RealClearPolitics average of Pennsylvania polls shows: ConnectedTrump and Kamala each have an approval rating of 47.9 percent. Trump is ahead in four of the polls counted in the average, Kamala is ahead in three, and one poll had them both tied.
Kamala’s incredible momentum seems to have finally reached a crescendo. She’s had the best three weeks of any presidential candidate. Zero mistakes. Zero media scrutiny. She’s running on character, not policies or a disastrous record. And yet the corporate media has given her billions of dollars in free in-kind donations…
Trump still has a higher approval rating for her than he does for Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton.
On the same day in 2016, Clinton outvoted Trump. 9.2 points In Pennsylvania he victory.
Can CacklyMcNeverBorderCzar and her media buddies keep it up for another 81 days? I don’t think so. She has no presence, and her lack of substance will start to annoy many people, especially after Labor Day when voters get serious about the election. Also, the economy is bad right now. People want a vision for the future, not a fake sitcom. You can appeal to “joy” when the economy is good, but not when eggs are $4 a dozen.
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