Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, just scored a big win in Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Inquirer, the state's biggest newspaper, endorsed her for the White House. This is huge news because Pennsylvania is a key swing state that could decide the election.

The editorial board had several reasons for this endorsement. They pointed out issues like former President Donald Trump's legal troubles, the Capitol riot, and important topics like reproductive rights and climate change. They believe Harris wants to help all Americans, while Trump is more interested in helping himself.

Winning Pennsylvania could be a game-changer for Harris. It has 19 electoral votes, making it the biggest swing state. Plus, the state often picks the overall winner in presidential elections. Recent polls show Harris and Trump in a tight race, with Trump slightly ahead.

Harris' best shot at winning might be by taking the "blue wall" states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. For Trump, winning North Carolina, Georgia, and flipping Pennsylvania could get him the votes he needs.

Both candidates are campaigning hard in Pennsylvania. The race might be decided by just a few thousand votes. The election is close, and every endorsement or poll result matters.

Pennsylvania Paper Backs Kamala Harris, Changing Election Game

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