A CBS Mornings segment listed for Nov. 3 features co-host Gayle King asking Northampton County voters about their 2024 choices and the midterms, against a 3,162-vote presidential margin in the county.
Official county returns show Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump and vice-presidential nominee JD Vance received 89,817 votes, or 50.26%. Democratic presidential nominee Kamala D. Harris and vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz received 86,655 votes, or 48.49%. The presidential contest recorded 178,695 votes cast.
The Pennsylvania Department of State (DOS) announced the certified statewide totals on Dec. 10, 2024: 3,543,308 votes for Trump and Vance and 3,423,042 for Harris and Walz.
CBS’s episode listing gives the segment an air date of Nov. 3, 2026. Its description says King spoke with county voters about their 2024 choices and the midterms, but does not include their responses or details such as a sample size or survey method.
NPR separately reported that Trump had received votes from three of the four Pennsylvania participants in its “Swing Shift” project in 2024. Three participants said Shapiro would get their vote in 2026. NPR did not identify them as the people King interviewed. EconoTimes previously covered related NPR interviews with Pennsylvania voters.
