| “Casey leads among voters under 50, 53% to 37%, while McCormick leads the 50 and over vote: 51% to 43%,” Spencer Kimball, executive director of Emerson College Polling, noted. “Women break for Casey by 11 points, 52% to 41%, while men break for McCormick by eight points, 50% to 42%.”
Voters were asked which presidential candidate they thought would be better for their personal financial situation. A majority of voters (51%) think Trump is the better candidate, while 44% think Harris is the better candidate for their financial situation in Pennsylvania.
- Democrats think Harris is better for their personal finances, 86% to 10%, Republicans think Trump is better, 91% to 6%, and independents break for Trump, 50% to 38%
The top issue for voters is the economy (50%). Sixty-percent of voters feel their economic situation is worse today than it was five years ago, while 22% feel it is better, 18% say it is no different.
- A plurality of Democrats (39%) think their situation is better, 32% worse, and 29% no different. A majority of Republicans (84%) think it is worse, along with a majority of independents (65%).
On the issue of fracking, 50% trust Trump more to handle the issue, while 39% trust Harris more. Eleven percent trust neither candidate.
Governor Josh Shapiro holds a 47% approval rating, while 35% disapprove of the job he is doing as Governor. Thirty-five percent disapprove of Shapiro, and 18% are neutral.
President Biden holds a 38% job approval, while 54% disapprove of the job he is doing, and 8% are neutral. |
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