Good evening. We are coming to you live tonight from Philadelphia's yards Brewing Company right here in battleground, Pennsylvania. This is a state that may well decide this entire election, which is an unbelievable two weeks

from today.

And yes, November 5th is not yet here but voting is very much

underway in the Keystone State. More than 1 million votes have already been

cast according to the University of Florida's Elections lab and yesterday marked the final day

that Pennsylvanians could register to vote in the 2024 election. As of

that deadline the state has 3,971,000 registered Democratic voters, which is down slightly from 2020.

And it has 3,773,000 registered Republican voters, which is slightly up from 2020.

We're going to talk about those numbers in just a second.

Now the polls here show Pennsylvania locked in a dead heat.

And since both campaigns consider this a must-win state,

that means any single vote here could end up

being the deciding one.

With that reality, both campaigns are engaged in a battle at the margins.

That means that instead of just trying to turn out voters in places where they do well,

like red counties for Trump,

and Blue Strongolds for Harris,

both campaigns are wading into enemy territory.

They're each going into places

where the other candidate is winning

and trying to turn out the handful of people

who don't vote the way the rest of their community does.

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