Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are both campaigning in Michigan on Friday, aiming to secure votes in this critical battleground state ahead of the 2024 election. Harris will visit Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Oakland County, while Trump is set for a roundtable event in Oakland County and an evening rally in Detroit, marking his first return since making controversial remarks about the city. Polls show a tight race in Michigan, with varying results: FiveThirtyEight's tracker shows Harris slightly leading Trump by 0.6 points, while RealClearPolitics indicates Trump ahead by 0.9 points. The candidates' efforts are complicated by Harris's struggles with union endorsements and skepticism from Arab American voters due to U.S. policies in Gaza. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer emphasized the state's historical division and the importance of engaging with all areas as the election approaches. With only three weeks until Election Day, both candidates are focusing heavily on voter outreach in this pivotal state.