Exclusive poll: Harris, Trump tied in Pennsylvania as election day approaches

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Harris outperformed Trump with those who believed the economy was in fair, good or excellent shape.
62% : "She voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020 and plans to again on Nov. 5.
62% : When it comes to the issues that matter most to her - the economy and law and order - McDonald said she feels Trump will do a better job.
59% : "I like Republicans for their more conservative viewpoints about spending and limited government.
52% : The state is part of the "blue wall," a group of states that voted blue in recent federal elections, until Trump won three of them - Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin - in 2016.
52% : "Unsurprisingly, more than 70% of people who viewed current economic conditions as poor said they supported Trump.
51% : Trump held a rally in Allentown on Tuesday, while Harris visited Harrisburg on Wednesday.
51% : He flipped both Erie and Northampton County, which Trump had won in 2016.
50% : The gender gapNationally, Harris is leading decisively among women and Trump has garnered a similar edge with men.
49% : Eric Huhn, 62, plans to vote Republican, from Trump all the way to the bottom of the ticket.
43% : Northampton County, another Pennsylvania bellwether, leaned slightly towards Trump, with 50% saying they supported him, to Harris' 48%.
43% : In Pennsylvania, there are two options outside of Trump and Harris on the ballot - Green Party candidate Jill Stein and Libertarian Party candidate Chase Oliver.
42% : Trump is up by 20 points among men in Pennsylvania, 57% to 37%, while Harris has an 18% hold on women over Trump, 57% to 39%.
39% : Borchelt has never cast a ballot for Trump - in 2016 he voted for Libertarian Party candidate Barry Johnson and in 2020 he supported Biden.
37% : But if the election in Pennsylvania is as close as polls suggest it could be, a candidate with .5% could tip the scale for Harris or Trump, Paleologos said.
33% : But he said the party has lost sight of those ideals under Trump and plans to vote for Harris on Election Day, citing "democracy" as his biggest concern.
32% : In 2020, he decided at the last minute against supporting Trump after he "remembered all the things that he said negatively about veterans."While he favors Democrats' economic policy, he feels increasingly "disillusioned" with the party.
32% : Keshgegian said Trump may be able to bring down prices, and she understands people may vote for him for that reason.
30% : While Danner said he believes that Trump was a good president, he has concerns that Trump uses "divisive" and "undemocratic" rhetoric and "seems to not respect the Constitution."
29% : "Trump is facing multiple criminal trials for efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and has refused to say that he would accept the outcome of the 2024 race.
27% : More: Harris, Trump deadlocked in battleground Michigan, new exclusive poll showsBiden won Pennsylvania by a razor-thin margin of one percentage point in 2020.
22% : Harris and Trump are tied with 49% of the vote each, according to a statewide poll of 500 likely voters conducted from Oct. 27 to 30 with a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points.
22% : This year, he said, he hopes that Trump will lose, and politics will return to "honest debates about real issues, instead of all the name calling and the violence and ugliness.

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