With less than three days to go before polls close on Election Day, Democratic operatives in states that Democratic nominee Joe Biden must win in order to defeat President Donald Trump are beginning to panic.
According to the Washington Post, Democratic confidence "has eroded in recent weeks with emerging signs of a tightening contest in the state," resulting in Democrats growing "more anxious" about a Trump win.
The reasons behind Democratic anxiety are varied, according to the Post. They point to the recent violence in Philadelphia as helping Trump, who paints himself as tough on crime. Democrats are also concerned about a last-minute surge from rural voters, who heavily favor Trump. Democrats are also worried about lower-than-expected turnout from Democratic voters who may potentially lack enthusiasm for Biden. They also worry that Biden's confusing position on fracking may hurt his standing with Pennsylvania voters.
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