Harris-Trump showdown: In nation's biggest battleground, new polls show 'it's really, really close'

HARRISBURG, Pa. - As Vice President Kamala Harris returned to Pennsylvania on Wednesday for her second trip in three days, three new polls indicate an incredibly close race between her and former President Donald Trump in the crucial swing state with less than a week until Election Day.

Trump stands at 47% support among Pennsylvania likely voters, with Harris at 46%, according to a Quinnipiac University poll. And a CNN poll indicated the race was a dead heat, with both major party nominees at 48% support.

Meanwhile, a Monmouth University survey indicated just under half of registered voters in Pennsylvania say they will either definitely or have already voted for the vice president and Democratic presidential nominee (42%) or will probably vote for her (5%).

An identical number will either definitely or have already voted for Trump (42%) or will probably vote for the former president and Republican presidential nominee (5%), in a separate question asked by the pollster.

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19 electoral votes at stake, Pennsylvania is the largest of the seven key battleground states whose razor-thin margins decided President Biden's 2020 election victory over Trump and which will likely determine who wins the 2024 presidential election.