The former VP only holds a larger lead over the president in one state, Colorado, in comparison to his lead in PA in the 12 state battleground polling.

Former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump by 2.3 points in Pennsylvania, according to a pollster that weights its poll to account for “social desirability bias.”

51% said Biden would be better at handling the coronavirus pandemic, while 42% said Trump would be better handling the matter. 50% said Trump would be better at managing the economy, while 45% said Biden would do a better job on the issue.

In the latest Baldwin Wallace University Great Lakes Poll, Biden is the lone candidate on the two presidential tickets to have a positive net favorability rating in Pennsylvania.

Although Biden carries a 5 point advantage in the state, voters are split 50-to-50 on who they expect to win November’s presidential election.

Biden has a double digit advantage over Trump on who would do a better job handling the response to the coronavirus, handling health care, and handling Supreme Court nominations. Trump has a slight edge over Biden on who would do a better job handling the economy.

Biden’s 4 point lead in the Keystone State is unchanged in comparison to the previous CNBC/Change Research poll conducted in mid-September.