Trump and Harris in Tight Race as Election Nears

The race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is tightening as Election Day approaches, with several polls indicating a nearly even split in voter support. In Wisconsin, Harris holds a slight lead according to polling averages, yet Trump has shown gains in recent surveys, including a two-point lead in some polls. Nationally, an NBC News poll reflects a dead heat, with both candidates receiving 48% support, a shift from earlier when Harris had a more pronounced lead. Trump shows significant strength among Catholic voters in battleground states, particularly among white Catholics, while Harris maintains strong support among Hispanic and Black Catholics. Voter enthusiasm is high, particularly in swing states, with issues like abortion and immigration playing pivotal roles in voter decision-making. The competition remains highly unpredictable, with battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania expected to be crucial in determining the election outcome.