Recent polls indicate a highly competitive 2024 presidential race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris, particularly in key swing states. A Wall Street Journal poll reveals Harris leads in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin, while Trump has an edge in Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, with all gaps within the margin of error. Nationally, Trump is performing better than in previous elections, suggesting a momentum shift, as he is currently averaging 5.4% better compared to the 2020 election against Biden. Meanwhile, discussions around abortion have decreased significantly in the U.S. leading into the elections, though some states like Arizona are seeing increased dialogue. Both candidates are ramping up campaign activities in these crucial states, with Trump expanding his outreach into traditionally Democratic areas. The upcoming elections are shaping up to be a crucial battleground for both parties, especially in economically vital regions like the Rust Belt.