Recent polling indicates a fiercely competitive race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, with a CNN Poll of Polls showing Harris at 49% and Trump at 47%. A New York Times and Siena College poll confirms this with Trump leading Harris by 1% among likely voters, highlighting a statistical tie in critical battleground states. Despite Harris's initial popularity surge, experts warn that she is not matching President Biden's 2020 margins with minority and younger voters, which could affect her campaign. Notably, 28% of likely voters feel they need to know more about Harris's positions, which could be a critical factor in the upcoming debate. As Election Day approaches, undecided voters express a desire for clarity on Harris's policy agenda, further emphasizing the stakes of the first and only scheduled debate. Overall, the race remains tight, with both candidates needing to solidify support in the remaining weeks.