Recent polls reveal a tightly contested presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, with varying leads in different demographics and regions. Harris slightly leads nationally in some surveys, buoyed by strong support among Black and Hispanic voters, and women, while Trump shows strength among white working-class voters and men (Pew Research Center, Susquehanna Polling & Research). Independent voters are a critical battleground, with Trump leading Harris by narrow margins in several polls (NPR/PBS News/Marist, Trafalgar Group). Despite Harris's national edge, Trump holds leads in key swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin (Trafalgar Group). The race is notably influenced by distinct policy and personality perceptions, with Trump favored on issues like the economy and immigration, while Harris is more popular for her personality (Salon). The margin of error across these polls makes the outcome uncertain as both candidates strive to secure pivotal voter groups.