Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are virtually tied in Pennsylvania - a state considered decisive for the US elections - according to a poll. The former won 48% of the voters surveyed and the latter 47%.
Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris and former president of the American giant Donald Trump have almost the same chances of winning the elections in Pennsylvania, according to a poll by the Washington Post.
This is a state that many analysts consider to be the battleground most likely to determine the outcome of the presidential elections.
The poll indicates that 48% of registered voters support Kamala Harris, while Trump is supported by 47% of voters, as shown in the graph below.
According to the Washington Post study, candidates from other parties are not a determining factor in the race for the White House.
Gráfico mostra que corrida na Pensilvânia mantém distância muito curta entre os dois candidatos© Washington Post
The statistic came after the presidential debate between the two candidates, which was watched by 8 in 10 residents of the region. The majority of Pennsylvania voters believe that Vice President Kamala Harris won the televised debate (54%), while 27% of respondents predict a victory for Donald Trump. 17% believe that there was a tie.
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