A recent Franklin & Marshall College poll indicates Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, 46% to 43%, amidst a tightening presidential race. Harris's support stems significantly from anti-Trump sentiment and women's rights, while Trump draws backing primarily from economic concerns and immigration. In a related Senate race, Senator Bob Casey also leads Republican David McCormick by 12 points. The broader trend shows Harris gaining momentum in battleground states, with polls suggesting she leads or is tied with Trump in six of seven key states. Despite a strong performance, challenges remain for Harris, particularly in states like Florida where voter registration favors Republicans. Overall, Harris's entry into the race has shifted perceptions and polling dynamics, with many voters recognizing her as a viable alternative to Trump.