Pa. Swing Voters Split Over Trump's Billions in Business Income

Pa. Swing Voters Split Over Trump's Billions in Business Income

Twelve Pennsylvania swing voters in NPR-observed focus groups on July 14, 2026, split evenly over Trump's $2.2 billion in family business income, mostly from cryptocurrency — digital money not backed by a government. Half were troubled, citing abuse of power. The rest dismissed it, with one Republican calling it typical behavior. Moderator Rich Thau said voters' expectations for politicians are remarkably low.

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