Election Showdown: Harris vs. Trump Analyzed Through Exit Poll Insights

Democrat Kamala Harris faced Republican Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election, focusing on issues like abortion and the economy. Exit polls give insights into voter preferences, showing Harris's strong support among women, while Trump leads among white voters, though his share has declined from 2020.

In a crucial face-off, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump battled for support in the U.S. presidential election. Central issues included abortion and the economy, with exit polls providing valuable insights.

Preliminary data from Edison Research shows significant trends. Harris secured 55% of the women voters in Pennsylvania, while Trump received 43%, a one-point decrease compared to 2020. Among white voters, Trump secured a majority, although his share decreased by three percentage points.

The exit polls reveal shifting voter sentiments on crucial topics like democracy and economic conditions. They offer a snapshot of voter distribution and demographic trends, crucial for understanding the political landscape in Pennsylvania.

(With inputs from agencies.)