Vice President Kamala Harris currently holds a slight advantage over former President Donald Trump in the crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania, as per the latest polling data from the New York Times and Siena College. The survey, which was co-sponsored by the Philadelphia Inquirer, reveals that Harris is favored by 49% of likely voters in Pennsylvania, while Trump garners 45% support when third-party candidates are included in the matchup.
This recent poll marks the second instance of high-quality polling showing Harris with a narrow lead in Pennsylvania. Notably, Harris enjoys strong backing from female voters in the state, with 57% supporting her compared to 39% for Trump. In contrast, among male voters, Trump leads with 52% support versus 41% for Harris. A comprehensive analysis of polling data in Pennsylvania, which incorporates this latest survey, indicates a close race, with Harris averaging 48% support against Trump's 47%.
