Pennsylvania has the most electoral votes up for grabs and has been heavily contested by both candidates.
The natural gas industry employs 122,000 people, and Harris has supported policies that could eliminate it.
Georgia is a red state with all statewide constitutional offices held by Republicans.
Wisconsin has swung to Trump's favor, and if he wins it along with Michigan and Pennsylvania, Harris has no path to victory.
The Biden-Harris administration's electric vehicle mandates have upset many auto workers, potentially leading to a backlash.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has divided the Democratic Party, and Harris's stance on Israel could affect voter turnout.
He could pull votes from both Trump and disaffected Democrats, making his impact net neutral.
Pennsylvania, as it has the most electoral votes and is heavily contested.
Nevada or Arizona, as they have historically been blue states and could indicate a shift in other states.
There are seven battleground states that will most likely decide who wins this next presidential election. Both Harris and Trump are aggressively competing in these states, which include Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan and Arizona.
FOX’s John Saucier speaks with Colin Reed, co-founder of South & Hill Strategies and nationally recognized political and communications strategist, about the various battleground states that look like they will decide our next president.
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