Pennsylvania is turning out to be the most contentious battleground state of the 2020 election. Analysts say it’s likely that the Keystone State will decide the next president. That explains the onslaught of legal challenges from Republicans and Democrats to voting in Pennsylvania. In the latest edition of Battleground 2020, we start looking at Pennsylvania voters and why they may pick the next President with FiveThirtyEight election analyst NATHANIEL RAKICH. Then we turn to the legal fights around voting rights. ACLU Pennsylvania legal director VIC WALCZAK and WHYY political reporter KATIE MEYER discuss the potential impact of recent court decisions including one on “naked’ ballots, ballots that arrive without their secrecy envelope. Lastly, we look at Pennsylvania’s rural voters, who went big for Donald Trump in 2016. Will they again? We’ll talk with JOSEPH MORRIS, a professor of political science at Mercyhurst University in Erie and JULIA TERRUSO, 2020 presidential election reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer.