Republicans’ Early Vote Return in Pennsylvania Forces Harris To Get Strong Election Day Turnout

It’s the strategy that helped deliver President Biden the White House in 2020. 

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Kenny Laureno, 24, seals an official election ballot at Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Hannah Beier/Getty Images

Vice President Harris’s less-than-stellar early and mail vote turnout in the pivotal swing state of Pennsylvania will force her to have a strong election day turnout in order to carry the state, according to numbers that were reported on Monday. Democrats’ strong early and mail vote advantage in 2020 helped deliver President Biden the White House. 

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