Pennsylvania Swing Voters Split Over Trump's $2.2 Billion in Office Revenue

Twelve Pennsylvania swing voters in NPR-observed focus groups on July 14, 2026, split evenly over Trump's $2.2 billion in family business revenue, largely from cryptocurrency. Half were "troubled," citing "abuse of power." The rest waved it off, with one Republican calling it "typical behavior." Moderator Rich Thau said the responses reflected voters whose "expectations for politicians are remarkably low."