Pennsylvania is one of the most important swing states due to its 19 electoral votes.
Kamala Harris is beating Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, though some polls show the former president ahead.According to FiveThirtyEight's polling average, Harris is 1.8 points ahead of Trump in the polls, on 46.7 percent to his 44.9 percent. RealClearPolitics' polling average also puts Harris ahead, though by a margin of just 0.3 point.
Amid Pennsylvania's important role in this election, both candidates are targeting the state, with Donald Trump set to visit Johnstown, Pennsylvania, on Friday for a rally, where he is expected to address a range of topics, with a particular focus on energy.'President Trump knows that Pennsylvania cannot take another four years of a dangerously incompetent and dangerously liberal Kamala Harris.
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