Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes and is a toss-up state with multiple paths to 270 for both candidates.
Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Georgia.
These states provide the necessary electoral votes to reach 270 if Pennsylvania is lost.
A tie would mean the Vice President would break the tie, determining control of the Senate.
Close races and potential recounts could delay the determination of control.
A power-sharing agreement or a shift in caucusing could determine control.
Trump supporters are less likely to respond, creating non-response bias.
His presence could draw votes away from Trump, potentially affecting the outcome.
He needs a majority of all 435 members voting for him, which is challenging with internal party opposition.
Virginia, Maine, New York, Ohio, and southern New Mexico are key districts.
FOX News Pollster and Political Science Professor Daron Shaw lays out how each key swing state currently looks for both former President Trump and Vice President Harris. Does it all come down to Pennsylvania, or are there other scenarios where it could come down to Arizona, Wisconsin, or even a wild card?
With the race for Senate coming down to the wire, a 50-50 tie is certainly in the realm of possibility. Both sets of Republican leadership have their elections scheduled for November 13th. However, there is a chance we won't know which party controls Congress by then. FOX News Senior Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram gives a brief history of ties in Congress and breaks down what races to watch on Tuesday.
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