Pennsylvania voters are anxious and wary -- and resolved: 'Our democracy is at stake.'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Harris has far more support with women than does Trump, and Democrats are hoping the U.S. Supreme Court's 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade could be a major driver of votes.
48% : "For Nancy and Brian Smith of Allentown, voting for Trump is about honoring veterans -- including their late son.
43% : He's a Republican planning to vote for Trump for a third time this year because, he says, the GOP can oversee an economic turnaround.
43% : He told a story about meeting Trump during a previous rally in Harrisburg.
32% : I don't want to go through that same cycle of fear with Trump as the president.
30% : The economy has been the race's single biggest issue, and one voters trust Trump to better handle.
25% : "Tyler Hoff, a Vietnam veteran from Newtown, said that as a gay man, he feels Trump could threaten LGBTQ rights given the focus on TV messaging about transgender issues.
19% : Even at his young age, he had internalized that "everyone who doesn't look like [Trump] is going to be removed," Peterson, who is Latina, said.
19% : "Trump has dialed up dark language and promised mass deportations.
2% : "But Dave Ruddock, 83, another Vietnam veteran who saw Trump in Drexel Hill last week, dismissed Kelly's warnings and past disparaging remarks that Trump has reportedly made about people who had served.

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