Former President Donald Trump will head back to Pennsylvania on Saturday to campaign in certain swing districts in an attempt to repeat his win of the state in 2016.
Trump is expected to make stops in Lehigh Valley, and the Philadelphia suburb of Bucks County for a fundraiser and a rally. His stop in Lehigh Valley falls in the state’s seventh district, which is considered highly competitive but is currently held by Rep. Susan Wild (D‑PA).
Another swing county, which will likely be the most watched, is Lackawanna County, where Trump won in 2016, but President Joe Biden won in 2020. The county seat is Scranton, Pennsylvania, where Biden was born. The president is expected to return there on Tuesday for another speech on the economy.
The visits come after Democrats have seen large victories across the state in recent elections, including …