Economic issues dominate the list of top concerns for Pennsylvania voters ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election, a new poll finds.
A quarter of voters in the swing state ranked “inflation/cost of living” as the No. 1 issue facing Pennsylvanians in a survey released Tuesday from the Commonwealth Foundation, a conservative-libertarian think tank in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The voters who chose inflation comprise 29% of independents, 28% of Republicans, and 19% of Democrats, according to the poll.
Another 7% of respondents ranked Pennsylvania’s “general” economy as the top issue.
“Four of the Top 5 most important issues facing Pennsylvania have to do with economic matters, as Pennsylvanians see inflation, the [state’s] economy, taxes, and poverty/homelessness as major issues facing our state,” the Commonwealth Foundation said in its analysis of…
