The Nov. 5 presidential election could be won or lost in Pennsylvania, and a recent Cygnal poll in the state’s key communities shows that Donald Trump may be in the driver’s seat.
In a poll released Oct. 3, Cygnal surveyed 420 likely general election voters in Pennsylvania’s two “bellwether counties,” Erie and Northampton. The poll, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.8 percentage points, found:
- Trump, the Republican, narrowly led Erie and Northampton counties over Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democrat. When voters were asked who they would vote for, 48.3% said Harris and 49.1% said Trump. (Another 2.7% of voters said they were undecided.
- When asked about the choice if Harris had chosen Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as her running mate, voters chose Harris by a little over 1%, with roughly 4% undecided.
A poll released Oct. 8 by the…
