Why this 'ultracompetitive' House race in the Lehigh Valley could predict the presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Wild has represented the area since 2018, when Democrats won a wave of seats in Congress two years after Trump took the White House.
56% : At the Trump rally Tuesday, Mackenzie said he would be a steadfast supporter of Trump if he wins back the presidency.
42% : He has aligned himself with Trump, campaigning this week alongside Donald Trump Jr., the former president's oldest son.
41% : He has centered his campaign on improving the economy, and doesn't wade into culture war issues as frequently as Trump.
23% : " Before Wild won the seat, it was held by Republican U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent, a moderate who has been critical of Trump and said he voted this year for Vice President Kamala Harris.
22% : Wild has portrayed him as aligned with extremist groups, and her campaign is bombarding him in advertising, saying he'll gut Social Security and Medicare.
19% : Toomey is more traditionally conservative but voted to convict Trump in his second impeachment trial and said this year he won't be voting for him.

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