On Friday, a poll by The New York Times/Siena College revealed that Pennsylvania, one of the considered battleground states this election cycle, has Kamala Harris ahead of Donald Trump by 4 points, 50% to 46%. The figure was described by the Times as being "surprising," as the state has been among the most contested states during the last two elections and has generally trended more Republican than the nation has overall.
Despite the alleged margin, Democrats are working hard to boost voter turnout in Latino communities across Pennsylvania, especially considering Harris holds a considerable lead among the demographic in the state.
