Pennsylvania Energy Workers Doubt Kamala Harris's Fracking Stance

Despite her recent claims to support fracking, skepticism persists among Pennsylvania's energy sector and voters.

Vice President Kamala Harris has faced criticism from Pennsylvania energy workers for her shifting stance on fracking.
During a 2019 CNN town hall, Harris expressed support for banning fracking, a position she reversed in a recent debate against Donald Trump.
A Philadelphia Inquirer/New York Times/Siena poll shows that 49% of likely Pennsylvania voters trust Trump more on fracking compared to 41% for Harris.
Energy industry leaders in Pennsylvania warn that increased regulation under a Harris administration could harm the sector and lead to job losses.
Voter trust on fracking varies significantly by demographics, with Trump favored by rural and less-educated voters, while Harris leads among younger voters and those with college degrees.