As the presidential election approaches, polling indicates a close race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, particularly in key swing states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. In Wisconsin, Harris holds a narrow lead over Trump at 49-48% among likely voters, though Trump performs better with voters over 50. Meanwhile, in Indiana, Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Braun leads his Democratic opponent by 11 points, with former President Trump enjoying a significant 17-point advantage over Harris in the state. The economy remains the top concern for Indiana voters, and Braun's support stands at over 45% as he campaigns to replace term-limited Governor Eric Holcomb. With early voting starting soon, poll results reflect a competitive landscape for both state and national elections. The polling data suggests that Trump's image has improved slightly since July, but he still remains underwater in favorability ratings.