Vice President Kamala Harris is intensifying her efforts to win back Arab American and Muslim voters in Michigan, crucial for her presidential campaign against Donald Trump. This outreach includes a meeting with community leaders to address concerns over U.S. support for Israel's military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, which have caused dissatisfaction among these voter groups. Harris's campaign, while leading Trump in national polls, is facing challenges in maintaining voter momentum and securing key endorsements, notably from unions like the International Association of Fire Fighters and the Teamsters. The election is anticipated to be tight in battleground states like Michigan, where both candidates are focusing on union workers and minority groups. Harris's campaign strategy involves addressing economic issues and labor unrest, with her running mate Tim Walz promising greater representation for Muslims in their prospective administration.