With the visits of President Biden and former President Donald Trump, Pennsylvania is once again the battleground of American politics.
A recent CBS News poll shows that the economy and inflation remain the most sensitive considerations for the Republican and Democratic electorate. Eight in 10 Pennsylvania voters say the higher costs have been complicated or a hardship for them.
The economy is a fear for the other people of Scranton, Mr. The president won Pennsylvania in 2020.
“Everyone here is struggling. Food is expensive, gasoline,” Vera Wilson, a Scranton resident and registered Democrat.
“I always worry about the economy and fitness,” said Stephanie Hrebin, a Scranton resident and registered Republican.
In the race for state Senate, Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman leads Dr. Mehmet Oz through five issues among Pennsylvania’s most likely voters. The race between the two candidates will once again check whether Trump’s approval is enough to win.
Oz, who receives subsidy from Trump, has been a stranger to Democrats for having lived for years in New Jersey.
“So anyone can just approve buying a space somewhere to run for office,” said Richard Fontinell, a Scranton resident and registered Democrat.
Fetterman resumed campaigning after suffering a stroke in May.
However, even though he pledged to debate Oz once, Fetterman remains under scrutiny over how the stroke affected him.
“I don’t think I’m physically capable of doing the job. I just think they don’t have anyone else,” Helen Lancia said.
Since his return to the court, Fetterman has been busy rallying Democrats, especially on abortion rights. Fetterman leads among all those who say it is very important, men and women.
In the gubernatorial race, Democrat Josh Shapiro also rallied his party’s pro-abortion rights electorate. He warns them to oppose Republican Doug Mastriano, an Army veteran who subsidized through Trump and near the Capitol on Jan. 6 and continually repeated the former president’s false claims. about the 2020 elections.