The F&M poll, released Thursday morning, found roughly one out of three (32%) registered voters in Pennsylvania said Biden is doing an “excellent” or “good” job as president. The numbers represent a substantial decline in the past few months.
State and congressional Republicans have all but avoided talking about the attack, and Franklin and Marshall College poll results offer some insight on that.
Smart Talk will analyze the complete poll results with Berwood Yost, director of the Center for Opinion Research at Franklin and Marshall College.
By Merideth Bucher Wolf’s job rating dropped 13 percentage points from about a year ago, while most respondents favor tougher voter ID and ballot signature requirements despite partisan tension over the issues.
The figure could spell trouble for future statewide candidates that endorse the move.
Democrats in Pennsylvania hold a registration advantage, even though the GOP had narrowed it the last two decades.
The survey of 558 likely voters also showed more than two-thirds are confident in their county’s ability to accurately tabulate mail-in votes.
By Benjamin Pontz 
