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Former President Donald Trump has taken a two-point advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, an Emerson College/RealClearPennsylvania poll released Thursday shows.two points of support since September, when he and Harris both scored 49 percent, with undecided leaners included in the sample.
In September’s Emerson College/RCPA poll, the candidates were tied at 48 percent, with learners out of the mix. Two percent were undecided. “There is a significant age divide among voters: voters under 50 favor Harris, 57% to 39%, while voters over 50 break for Trump, 57% to 41%,” he said.The survey also gauged the temperature of Pennsylvania’s tightly contested U.S. Senate race between Sen. Bob Casey and Republican businessman Dave McCormick.
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