BENSALEM, Pa. — The presidential candidates and their surrogates are making closing arguments and they have one major topic in common: Donald Trump. Voters in this crucial swing state said they have heard enough and have taken sides.
Digital billboards with Vice President Kamala Harris’ name printed over the Liberty Bell and others for Trump promising “jobs for Pennsylvania” dot Interstate 95 from Philadelphia to this working-class town about 20 miles north. In the more conservative southern tip of Bucks County along the Delaware River, Trump yard signs easily outnumbered ones for Harris — although a local union hall’s grounds were lined with signs touting the Democratic nominee, with one proclaiming: “Union families for Harris!”
