Only three days from the 2010 Pennsylvania elections, and polls are becoming increasingly accurate. As voters get set to head down to the voting booths in a few days, many are wondering how their favorite candidates are fairing in pre-election polls. Although both the Governor and Senate races in Pennsylvania are tight, the Republicans seem to be holding onto their leads going into the final stretch.

The Pennsylvania Senate race, in which Pat Toomey has remained in the lead since March, continues to go the way of the Republican. A poll released just this morning by McClatchy/Marist indicated that Pat Toomey leads Democrat, Joe Sestak 52-45. This complements another poll released today by Morning Call Tracking, which also shows Toomey in the lead 45-43 over Sestak.

In the 2010 Pennsylvania Governor’s race, Republican candidate, Tom Corbett, takes on Democrat, Dan Onorato. This is another very close race, but once again the Republican candidate, Corbett, has been leading his Rival, Onorato in the majority of polls since March. In the polls released this morning, Corbett led Onorato 51-44 in the one performed by McClatchy/Marist, and 50-41 in the Morning Call Tracking poll.

Although a lot can change in the next couple days, it’s safe to say that Pennsylvania will likely go to the Republicans this year.