Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining momentum in her presidential campaign, now tying with Donald Trump in key swing states, with narrow leads in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania according to recent polling. However, Democratic strategists caution against overconfidence, as these leads are within margins of error. In Michigan, particularly in Dearborn, Arab and Middle Eastern voters express a need for Harris to regain their support after feeling alienated by President Biden's handling of the Gaza conflict. At the Democratic National Convention, Harris pledged to advocate for a Gaza ceasefire and Palestinian rights, but faced backlash for not including pro-Palestinian voices in the event. Despite her outreach efforts, including meeting with critical community leaders, Harris must navigate the complex sentiments within this voter demographic as the election approaches. The overall race remains tightly contested, with both campaigns focusing on these pivotal states as early voting looms.