Recent polling in Georgia indicates a tightening race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, with Trump holding a slight lead at 47% to Harris's 44%. Notably, Trump's support among Black voters has increased to 9.2%, up from 5.8% in July, marking his largest gain in this demographic since January. However, Harris maintains a strong majority with 77% support among Black voters, although she faces challenges as 12% of this group remains undecided. The data suggests that economic issues are top priorities for voters, which both candidates must address to solidify their support. With fewer than 3% of voters undecided, the polling reflects a significant commitment to the candidates. As the election approaches, Harris has gained traction with younger voters but still needs to enhance her appeal among core Democratic constituencies to ensure victory in this crucial battleground state.