As the presidential election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris is intensifying outreach to Polish American voters, aiming to leverage their historical animosity toward Russia in light of Trump's hesitance to support Ukraine. The Harris campaign has organized events and digital outreach specifically for this demographic, highlighting their potential impact in key battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Harris criticized Trump during a recent debate for his ambiguous stance on Ukraine, stating that his policies could endanger both Poland and Ukraine. In a counter-move, Trump had planned a visit to a Polish American shrine in Pennsylvania, coinciding with Polish President Andrzej Duda, but the event was ultimately canceled. Both candidates recognize that even a small voter swing could be pivotal in these closely contested areas. The Polish American community's concerns about Trump's ties to Putin further complicate the electoral landscape for him.