The vice president Kamala edges ahead of her Republican opponent in a Pennsylvania poll that was published on Sunday.
Two days before Election Day, a new poll from the battleground state with the most Electoral College votes shows Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, pulling ahead of former President Donald Trump, the GOP nominee, though her lead remains within the margin of error.
Pennsylvania is a key battleground state in this year’s election, with Trump and Harris competing for its 19 crucial electoral votes. Both campaigns have made repeated appearances in the Keystone State, with Trump scheduled to campaign there Sunday morning and Harris set to hold a rally in Philadelphia the night before Election Day.
Whichever candidate wins Pennsylvania is likely to secure the presidency, with Harris’ clearest path to victory winning the three “blue wall” battleground states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, barring any shock results elsewhere, and Trump securing Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia.
Trump narrowly won Pennsylvania in 2016 against former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, while President Joe Biden flipped it in 2020 against Trump. The race in the state is expected to be decided by a few thousand votes.
