Pennsylvania is a crucial state to win in the election, owing to its 19 electoral votes.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are tied in Pennsylvania, according to a conservative pollster.
The poll, conducted by Rasmussen Reports and American Thinker between September 19 and 22, showed that Harris and Trump were tied on 48 percent each.
However, when “leaners” were included in the totals, Harris lead by one point, 50 percent to Trump’s 49 percent.
According to the poll, which surveyed 1,202 likely voters in the battleground state, Harris was leading across Philadelphia and the Philadelphia suburbs, while Trump lead across northeastern, central and western Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, the poll showed Pennsylvania voters expressed clear preferences on economic policies.
“On the economy, 43 percent of poll respondents said that their view of Joe Biden’s economic policies made them less likely to support Harris, versus 30 percent who said those policies made them more likely to support her”, said American Thinker managing editor Andrea Widburg. “In contrast, 50 percent of likely Pennsylvania voters believe Trump can be trusted more to improve America’s economic situation, versus 46 percent believing the same of Harris.
