Democratic U.S. Sen. Robert Casey and his Republican challenger Dave McCormick disagreed on clean energy policy, gun laws and abortion rights in a debate last night, as they accused each other of lying, and shared a stage for the last time before the election. The one hour debate was their second in two weeks, as voting by mail ramps up in Pennsylvania. Control of the Senate is on the line, and the race is on track to be the nation’s second most expensive in this year’s election. In a question about U.S. support for Israel, amid a widening war in the Middle East, the candidates actually agreed, saying the U.S. must continue its support of Israel. Latest polling in the state shows McCormick closing in on Casey 48% to 46%.
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