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With Election Day less than a month and a half away, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are setting their sights on Pennsylvania — a politically divided state that could be the tipping point in the 2024 election.
In pursuit of the state’s 19 electoral votes, both Harris and Trump campaigns are pouring resources into the Keystone State, where polls are showing the race to be in a virtual dead heat. In 2020, Biden won the state by only 81,660 votes, and Trump won it by less than a percentage point in 2016.
In this politically divided state, the race’s outcome could come down to a few swing counties where Biden narrowly edged Trump in 2020 as well as a key demographic: Catholic voters. In 2020, Trump carried the Catholic vote by a 13-point margin, according to a Washington Post exit poll.
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In pursuit of the state’s 19 electoral votes, both Harris and Trump campaigns are pouring resources into the Keystone State, where polls are showing the race to be in a virtual dead heat. In 2020, Biden won the state by only 81,660 votes, and Trump won it by less than a percentage point in 2016.
In this politically divided state, the race’s outcome could come down to a few swing counties where Biden narrowly edged Trump in 2020 as well as a key demographic: Catholic voters. In 2020, Trump carried the Catholic vote by a 13-point margin, according to a Washington Post exit poll.
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Pennsylvania: Catholics are key swing voters in Harris-Trump showdown
In this politically divided state, the race’s outcome could come down to a few swing counties where Biden narrowly edged Trump in 2020 — and Catholics.