Vice President Kamala Harris's candidacy has energized South Asian Americans, particularly at the Democratic National Convention, where the Indian American community showed strong support. Despite this enthusiasm, Harris faces challenges in rallying broader Indian American support, as some are leaning towards Donald Trump due to economic policies and his relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Recent polls indicate Trump is gaining traction among voters of color, including Black and Hispanic voters, which poses risks for Harris in the upcoming election. Nonetheless, there remains significant backing for Harris within the Indian American community, as evidenced by their active participation in fundraising and voter outreach efforts. The demographic landscape in battleground states highlights the importance of Indian American voters, who helped secure wins for Biden in 2020. As the election approaches, mobilizing these communities will be crucial for both Harris and Trump.