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This is a strong result for Biden given that their last poll had him 4. Also gets him more in line with MI and WI
Obama won PA in 2012 by 4pts, but I’d argue Trump has more upside than Biden
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I’ll caution that these aren’t weighted by education but their last poll of PA was actually pretty spot on regarding education distribution