PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pennsylvanians are split on the future of the fracking industry.
A Franklin and Marshall College poll found 48 percent of voters favor a statewide ban on fracking while 39 percent oppose such a ban.
READ MORE: Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Shooting In Parking Lot Of Ohio Movie TheaterThe major divide is by location.
READ MORE: West Virginia State Officials Suspend Services At County Health AgencySixty-one percent of people in Allegheny County want fracking to be banned across the state.
MORE NEWS: UPMC Reports Financial Growth In 2020, Operating Revenues Increased To $23 BillionBut only 28 percent in the rest of Southwestern Pennsylvania are in favor of a ban.