Recent polling indicates a competitive landscape between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris as they head into the upcoming election. A USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll shows Trump with a 6-point lead in Arizona, driven by notable support from black voters, while Harris is campaigning at the border to bolster her immigration stance. Conversely, an Echelon Insights poll gives Harris a 7-point advantage nationally, with 52% support compared to Trump's 45%. Harris maintains narrow leads in other swing states, including Nevada and Pennsylvania, while both candidates vie for the crucial Latino vote in Arizona. Despite fluctuating poll results, Trump is making inroads with female and black voters, complicating Harris's campaign strategy. Overall, the polling reflects a tightly contested race as both candidates appeal to key demographics and address pressing issues.