Who has the lead in crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania? Trump or Harris? Here's what a new poll says
US Presidential polls 2024 is set for November, which will decide who the next leader of the United States is going to be. With the latest campaign stop by Donald Trump in the state of Pennsylvania, where he spoke about farming developments and culture in America inside a large barn surrounded by local farmers and reporters, things are somehow looking in his favor for now, or so it seems.
Who is ahead in Pennsylvania?
However, a new public opinion poll is somehow showing a clear disparity in terms of this concept. The latest Monmouth University survey, which has featured thousands of opinions across different demographic structure, has suggested that 48% people are rooting for Harris to secure Pennsylvania, while 45% are saying the same for Donald Trump. The poll was conducted between September 19 to 23, and has seen hundreds of polls falling on behalf of Harris, more than that of Trump's tally.
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Will the 'Blue wall' fall?
Pennsylvania, along with Michigan and Wisconsin comprise of the Democrats' secure 'Blue wall'. However, things may be at stake as the contest here is quite narrow, and tides can turn at any moment, if something interest occurs amid the poll race before November.
Other polls and surveys are also touting for Harris nationally, mostly after the second US Presidential Debate, where she has performed indeed well, and is well ahead in some of the battleground states. This is now a good sign for the
