Kamala Harris and Tim Walz tour Western Pennsylvania one day before the DNC begins

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Trump will return to Pennsylvania Monday to speak to the media in York County.
53% : "They say that if you win Pennsylvania, you're going to win the whole thing," Trump said in a rally in Wilkes-Barre on Saturday.
50% : It is home to working-class voters whose support he needs in order to win the state and it took on extra significance when Trump held his final rally before the Republican National Convention in Butler County and survived an assassination attempt.
49% : In the latest Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll that shows Harris narrowly leading Trump in a head-to-head matchup, she still lags in support from white voters without a college degree.
41% : Many in Trump's base looked to the shooting as evidence of divine intervention for Trump to survive and win reelection.
32% : The poll also found that the economy and inflation remain the two most important issues to voters, and that voters trust Trump more on those issues.
26% : Harris sought to draw a contrast between her message and that of Trump without ever mentioning her opponent's name.
20% : Speaking to volunteers in Beaver County, which Trump carried by 17 points in 2020, Harris and Walz focused less on policy and more on unity.
11% : In a statement Sunday, a spokesperson for Trump attacked Harris for not holding a news conference or sitting for an interview since becoming the Democratic nominee and argued she should answer for the Biden administration's record on inflation and the border.
10% : "In a meandering speech Saturday, Trump hit Harris for a position against fracking in her 2019 presidential campaign, falsely claimed polls had him ahead in Pennsylvania, and argued Harris snubbed Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro in favor of Walz for her VP "because he's Jewish.

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