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exist us elections status pennsylvania It is probably the most coveted, with 19 primary electors. Donald TrumpThe Republican candidate won narrowly in 2016, and Joe Biden won narrowly in 2020. but Kamala HarrisDemocratic candidates are counting on big infrastructure projects launched by President Joe Biden and support from unions. Election officials believe results could be available as soon as Wednesday afternoon.
It was a place of industrial decline, and workers tended to turn their backs on the Democratic Party. However, big cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh lean toward Harris, while Trump is betting on rural populations.
Knowing the importance of doing well in the state, Trump on Tuesday condemned “massive fraud” in Philadelphia, the state’s largest city. pennsylvania.
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The Republican said there were “many rumors” about massive fraud, which an official quickly denied, calling it “another example of misinformation.” “This allegation has absolutely no basis in fact,” said Philadelphia Commissioner Seth Bluestein, a Republican. “Voting in Philadelphia is safe and secure,” he added.
In addition, Pennsylvania election officials said in a conversation with ABC News that the results may be announced on Wednesday afternoon.
Results in the key state of Pennsylvania
As of 75% of the votes counted, Kamala Harris had 47.9% of the votes and Trump had 51.1%.
During the night, Trump himself warned that some voting centers were extending voting hours: “Pennsylvania: Voting hours have been extended to 10 p.m. in Cambria County and to 9:30 p.m. in Laughlin. Please get in line. vote!
On a possible win at state, he said in a conversation with Rich Zeoli Talk Radio 1210 WPHT From Philadelphia: “We’re going to make this country bigger than ever, but we have to hang in there and don’t let them stop us. They have an absolutely legal right to vote because if we win Pennsylvania, if we win the old Commonwealth, we win everything. we will win everything“Trump said.
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**Interview with Political Analyst Dr. Emily Carter**
**Host:** Welcome, Dr. Emily Carter! Thanks for joining us today to discuss the Pennsylvania election results and the implications for the 2024 presidential race.
**Dr. Carter:** Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here.
**Host:** Pennsylvania has a history of swinging both ways in past elections. What are your thoughts on its significance in this year’s presidential race?
**Dr. Carter:** Absolutely, Pennsylvania is a crucial battleground state with 19 electoral votes. Both major parties recognize its importance. The trends we’ve seen over the last few election cycles indicate it can tip either way—Trump won it narrowly in 2016, and Biden took it in 2020. So, both campaigns are heavily investing in their strategies there.
**Host:** Speaking of strategies, how do you see Kamala Harris leveraging the support of unions and infrastructure projects initiated by Biden?
**Dr. Carter:** Harris is banking on the Democratic base, particularly in urban areas like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh where there’s strong union presence and support for infrastructure developments that resonate with workers. The extent to which she can mobilize these constituencies will be critical in driving voter turnout.
**Host:** On the other side, Trump seems to be focusing on rural populations and has already spoken about “massive fraud” in Philadelphia. How might that affect voter sentiment?
**Dr. Carter:** Trump’s rhetoric is designed to galvanize his base and potentially sow distrust in the electoral process, especially in areas where he feels he needs to galvanize support. However, it’s a double-edged sword; while it may unify his supporters, it could alienate moderate voters who are concerned about election integrity claims without evidence.
**Host:** With results expected to roll in by Wednesday afternoon, what should we be looking for?
**Dr. Carter:** We’ll want to analyze voter turnout rates in both urban and rural areas. Also, watch for any shifts in demographics compared to previous elections. Early results may give us an indicator of how effective each candidate’s strategy has been.
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Carter, for your insights into the complexity of the Pennsylvania elections. It will certainly be interesting to see how this all unfolds!
**Dr. Carter:** Thank you! It’s going to be a fascinating election season.
