In this news, the reporter asked him that I know you are in Georgia right now, and you are about to go on a bus tour of all the states, including your home state of Pennsylvania. I want to start with this new poll that shows that the presidential race has become even tighter than it was a week ago. Democrats are very vocal, speaking on other backgrounds, but they are concerned here. They think the race has stabilized, they are concerned that voters are still not able to see how she is different from President Biden, what makes you think we will choose Jessica in Pennsylvania, forty-four thousand votes and eighty thousand votes in the last two presidential races represent about one point or less, so it is unlikely that anyone will be surprised that the polls are even closer to a point or even less or tied, these are close races, but the stakes are incredibly high.
The contrast is clear, I will tell you that I would rather focus on us than on them. I think we have momentum, and as a sports fan, I would rather have my team on the field for the last two minutes of the game than stand with Cam Harrison. I want to ask you about the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania because I think a lot of people have their eyes on that state, and we know it is probably making or breaking. You mentioned how close the last two presidential elections were, you were twenty-two by an inch in your race and the most votes ever from a Pennsylvania statewide candidate. A lot of people look at you as a model for how to win that state, but now you are running against a cat. It was a very underdog, but you still did very well and recorded a record amount of votes. What does Harris’ coalition look like, and how does she make sure she wins Pennsylvania? We will just talk about two, one I was really into the extreme candidate. Which was Donald Trump’s offspring.
I would know that Donald Trump and his progeny have lost every race in Pennsylvania since two thousand sixteen, pick up every statewide, some others even some races for school board and local races, so they rock record in Pennsylvania is not particularly strong, it is true that currently her races tend to be much closer in our Commonwealth comparisons, what she is doing is showing up in communities that are often overlooked and left behind, forgotten areas that you know in the past have been maybe flying over areas, national work she shows up and she answers questions, she sees people, I am letting people kick the tires, you know we are still big staples, we are still a retail state and she is doing what she needs to do, I joked or something the other day when I looked at our Pennsylvania, I think she is being in our Commonwealth four and a half days out of seven days, that week she is returning to Governor Walls weekly.
They have been in Pennsylvania for quite a while, so they are spending a lot of time, a lot of attention, and a lot of energy on Pennsylvania. I think they are showing up right. Eric, you know it is interesting that you mentioned that strategy. They are going to a lot of red Pennsylvania rural areas, maybe places where Democrats do not always go. For a long time, the playback vote for Democrats in Pennsylvania has been just to make the score bigger in the cities. Just not hit the places that are in the middle of the state. More or less, do you think that is really effective? Do you think that she can move the needle enough to have that slight margin to win? Again, I would rather it be us than them, just to be nervous about the fact that the polls are close, of course, the course was going to be close, the election results the last couple of dog days have been really close again a point or less, and southern colored people think they do not worry about those polls. But just keep working, and what I am seeing on the ground is real enthusiasm for Karma Hair. People are not only pledging to vote for her. Maybe some have already voted by mail, but they are showing up at the local office.