Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro holds a double-digit lead over Republican state Treasurer Stacy Garrity in a new poll of likely voters for the state’s gubernatorial election. The New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena College survey shows Shapiro at 55% support, compared with Garrity at 39%, with 6% supporting other candidates.
The outlets also note that the polling reflects Shapiro’s broader standing in Pennsylvania, including support for his potential presidential bid. While both sources report the same core topline results and the same polling effort, they differ in emphasis: The Hill focuses on the size of the lead and Shapiro’s reelection momentum, while The New York Times highlights the possibility of Shapiro pursuing national office.
Overall, the reporting is aligned on the poll’s main numbers—Shapiro’s 55% to Garrity’s 39%—and on the survey’s inclusion of questions about a potential presidential run.
