Recent polls indicate a highly competitive race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris across several key battleground states. Fox News surveys show that the contest is within the margin of error in four crucial Sunbelt states. In Miami-Dade, a traditionally Democratic county, both candidates are tied at 47% support. Nationally, Harris leads Trump by 4 points, with significant gains among women and Hispanic voters. A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that Trump's lead on economic issues has shrunk to 3 percentage points, and both candidates are tied on crime and corruption. The Cook Political Report has also shifted North Carolina to a 'toss-up' state, highlighting the increasing competitiveness of the race.