Recent polling in key states reveals a competitive landscape for the upcoming presidential election, particularly between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. In Iowa, a new poll will assess voter preferences and enthusiasm, including interest in third-party candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Meanwhile, in Michigan, Trump leads Harris by 49% to 48%, bolstered by a significant five-point advantage among independent voters and a notable 20% support among African-American voters. Pollster Matt Towery cautions that while these figures are striking, they may not significantly alter the dynamics given Michigan's electoral context. Both polls indicate that the recent debate had minimal impact on voter sentiment, with many remaining undecided. As the election nears, voter attitudes towards both candidates and their performances will be crucial in determining the outcome.