Vice President Kamala Harris is making her second trip to Pennsylvania in three days as a new poll reveals a neck-and-neck race between her and former President Donald Trump in the crucial swing state. According to a recent Monmouth University survey conducted from Oct. 24-28, registered voters in Pennsylvania are evenly split between supporting Harris and Trump.
The poll shows that 42% of voters are either definite or have already voted for Harris, while an equal 42% are in favor of Trump. When factoring in third-party candidates, Trump leads with 47% among registered voters, while Harris closely follows at 46%.
