Four of the candidates added on the Spotlight list are attempting to flip the seat red-to-blue. There are now 28 House candidates and 7 Senate candidates on the list.
Of the 11 battleground states polled, Biden’s lead is beyond the margin of error in Pennsylvania, Florida, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
On four issues polled, Trump has the advantage over Biden on which candidate would better handle the economy, while the two are tied on who would better handle crime. The former VP opens up a double digit advantage over the president on the matters of the coronavirus pandemic and race relations.
Vice President Mike Pence will campaign in western PA today, while a new SP&R poll shows Biden leading Trump by 2 points in PA. Here is the Playbook.
The GOP incumbent’s first TV ad of the general election touts endorsements from the AFL-CIO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, League of Conservation Voters, Everytown for Gun Safety, FOP, Firefighters Union, and his mother.
The survey from GBAO Strategies shows Democrat Eugene DePasquale leading Rep. Scott Perry by 4 points. 52% approve of Perry’s job performance in Congress, while 59% of DePasquale’s job performance as auditor general.
Rep. Scott Perry’s opening TV ad features an image of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and attempts to tag Eugene DePasquale as a supporter of a “radical socialist agenda.”
The GOP congressional hopeful attempts to win over Democratic support in the latest ad by contrasting President Bill Clinton and Democrats from the 1990s to a more progressive party today.
During a virtual town hall from Harrisburg with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, the Democratic presidential nominee credited unions for building America’s middle class and promised he’d have the backs of unions if elected president.
Biden’s lead over Trump in the state is within the poll’s +/-4.3% margin of error.
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