It found 50% of voters contacted supported Biden, compared to 44% who supported President Donald Trump. That left about 5% undecided or supporting a third party candidate.

That’s a dramatic departure from the same point in 2016, when about 14% of voters here were undecided a week before the election.

One of the findings that may give the Trump campaign cause for concern is the change in voting patterns from 2016, said G. Terry Madonna, a political scientist and director of the Franklin & Marshall College Poll.

Not only is Biden polling stronger than Hillary Clinton did the Philadelphia area, where she won in 2016, he also is polling stronger in the places like Southwestern Pennsylvania, where Trump won in counties Democrats controlled, such as Beaver, Cambria, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland, by double digits.