Recent polls indicate a tight race in Michigan between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, each garnering around 41% support following President Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race and endorsement of Harris. The WDIV/Detroit News poll shows Harris with a slight edge over Trump, while independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. captures 10% of the vote, suggesting his influence could be significant in this battleground state. Voter demographics reveal stark contrasts: Trump leads among men and older voters, while Harris holds an advantage with women and younger voters. The polling reflects a notable shift, as Biden was trailing Trump by 8 points in earlier surveys. With Michigan being critical for both parties, the dynamics of the race could change rapidly as candidates intensify their campaigning efforts. The survey, conducted among 600 likely voters, has a margin of error of +/- 4 percentage points.