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A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that 44% of Pennsylvania voters feel financially worse off than a year ago, an increase from earlier this year. The poll also shows that 52% believe the national economy is declining, with significant partisan divides in perceptions. In the upcoming governor's race, incumbent Josh Shapiro leads with 53% support against Republican Stacy Garrity at 40%.
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A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that 44% of Pennsylvania voters feel financially worse off than a year ago, an increase from earlier this year. The poll also shows that 52% believe the national economy is declining, with significant partisan divides in perceptions. In the upcoming governor's race, incumbent Josh Shapiro leads with 53% support against Republican Stacy Garrity at 40%.
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44% Of Voters Say They Are Financially Worse Off Than A Year Ago, An Increase Since February, Quinnipiac University Pennsylvania Poll Finds; Also Higher …
Quinnipiac University Poll: 44% of Pennsylvania Voters Report Financial Decline