Recent polling data shows a shift in favorability ratings for both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with Trump gaining popularity while Harris's ratings decline. A Gallup survey indicates Trump holds a 46% favorable rating compared to Harris's 44%, though both candidates remain underwater with higher unfavorable ratings. Notably, Trump has seen a seven-point net gain since August, while Harris's unfavorable ratings have increased, particularly among independent voters where she is 25 points underwater. Additionally, in key battleground states like Pennsylvania, Harris leads by 4 points, but overall, both candidates are tied nationally at 47%. Voter concerns about the economy are influencing perceptions, with 54% favoring Trump on economic issues. The shift suggests that Harris faces challenges in connecting with voters, especially independents, which could impact her campaign leading up to the November election.