A recent New York Times/Siena poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris trailing former President Donald Trump by one percentage point, marking a significant shift from her earlier support. The poll indicates that 28% of likely voters feel they need to learn more about Harris, while only 9% expressed a similar desire for Trump, highlighting a potential vulnerability for her campaign ahead of the upcoming debate. This decline in support suggests that Harris' initial 'honeymoon phase' is over, as she faces challenges from key Democratic constituencies that feel uninformed about her policies. The poll also reflects a broader concern for the Democratic campaign, especially as Trump maintains a resilient base despite recent challenges. The upcoming debate on September 10 is seen as crucial for Harris to regain momentum and address voter uncertainty. Political analysts stress that a strong performance could mitigate the negative impact of this poll on her campaign.