The 2024 U.S. presidential election is shaping up to be highly competitive, with key swing states likely determining the outcome. Notably, Michigan is seen as a critical state for Vice President Kamala Harris, who must retain support from urban voters and address concerns from the Muslim and Arab American communities dissatisfied with the Democrats. In Iowa, surprising polling suggests that Harris may lead against Donald Trump, while New Hampshire could see Trump breaking a two-decade Republican drought. Other pivotal states include Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, where both candidates are closely matched. The seven swing states collectively hold 93 electoral votes, meaning that their outcomes will be crucial for victory. As Americans head to the polls, uncertainty remains about which candidate will ultimately secure the presidency.