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Former President Donald Trump (R) is ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris (D) by one point in Pennsylvania in the 2024 race for the White House.

That’s according to a poll of Pennsylvania voters released by TechnoMetrica.

Trump and Harris are 49-48% in both a head-to-head matchup and a multi candidate race among likely voters.

Currently, 15% of Pennsylvania voters are undecided about the upcoming election and say they could still be persuaded about their decision. 

Catholic voters in the state lean towards Trump, with 58-38% preferring him over Harris, making up a large portion of Trump's support in the state.

The majority, 57% of Pennsylvania voters said they were better off financially under President Trump, marking a 24 point lead over Harris, who 33% of voters prefer economically. 

In regards to border security, Trump has a 21% leads among voters who prefer he, rather than Harris, be in charge of immigration. Trump also leads in terms of national security, with a 9% lead over Harris among Pennsylvania voters.

A majority of voters, 67%, say they believe the media works on behalf of Harris and works against Trump. When asking only Pennsylvania Democrats, 51% of voters say the media favors Harris.

The poll also revealed a close Senate race in the state, with incumbent Bob Casey (D) at 47% and Republican candidate Dave McCormick at 43%.

The American Greatness/TIPP survey was conducted online between October 7 to October 9 among 803 registered Pennsylvania voters who were likely to vote in the November election.