EXCLUSIVE: Seven Undecided Pennsylvania Voters Say What's Driving Their Decision

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "If one thing was alienating voters from Trump, it was his personality.
54% : When asked what advice they would give Trump to win their vote, several offered some variation of "show more humility.
52% : A fourth said Trump was like "a pigeon because a lot of times he just s***s on everything.
44% : With polls showing Trump and Harris essentially tied going into election week, the winner of this key swing state may come down to which candidate can make a direct, relatable pitch to Pennsylvanians.
43% : "They're both kind of touring with celebrities and making it all about them," said Tiffany, a Republican between the ages of 30 and 44 who voted for Trump in 2020, but now thinks she's more likely to vote for Harris.
33% : "Another said Trump brings to mind an ape because he's strong but ham-fisted, while another described him as a bull in a china shop.
24% : These voters say they would like to see less American wealth going overseas, an issue Trump has been hammering.
19% : "Jamie, a Republican between the ages of 45 and 54 who voted for Trump in 2020 but is currently undecided, said she was also bothered by the Democrat's focus on abortion.

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