The 2020 presidential election shook the nation due to Trump’s defeat in Pennsylvania, contributing to Biden’s victory. With the 2024 election approaching, both Harris and Trump have been actively campaigning in the state, which is considered crucial for the Democrats’ path to the White House.
Pennsylvania has strict vote-counting rules that only allow processing and counting of mail-in ballots to begin on Election Day. This can lead to delayed results and projecting the state’s winner. In 2020, the substantial increase in mail-in voting due to the pandemic caused a shift in the traditional voting pattern, with Pennsylvania implementing new rules to prevent ballot rejection.
Latinos constitute a growing demographic of eligible voters in the state, making up nearly half and leading both Harris and Trump to focus on winning them over. Pennsylvania has historically seen close presidential races, with the state voting for the eventual winner since 2008. Polls show an effectively tied race leading up to Election Day, making the outcome uncertain. Both parties are vying for their share of support to carry Pennsylvania, counting on Latino voters to potentially sway the election.
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