Pennsylvania
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Former president and Republican nominee Donald Trump is in the homestretch of his campaign, and he will be visiting Pennsylvania once again this week.
He will travel to State College for an event in Bryce Jordan Center on Penn State’s University Park campus. The arena typically hosts Penn State’s basketball and wrestling programs.
Trump visits on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Trump will be heading there after a gauntlet in the southwest and two events in Michigan, including another campus arena event at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.
After this event, he will travel to New York City for an event in Madison Square Garden.
Is Donald Trump winning Pennsylvania?
A recent poll from AtlasIntel showed Donald Trump ahead of Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris by 3.3%. It showed results from over 2,000 respondents. Trump gained 49.8% while Harris had 46.5%.
Both candidates have put focus on the Keystone state in recent weeks. It’s a key battleground, with 19 Electoral College votes — the most of any swing state — up for grabs and could very well decide the election.
Last weekend, Trump made several campaign stops and appearances in Pennsylvania, hosting a rally in Latrobe, appearing at a fast-food restaurant in Bucks County and watching the Steelers game in Pittsburgh.