Recent polls show that Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are locked in a tight race ahead of the upcoming election, with both candidates receiving approximately equal support among likely voters in various states. In Pennsylvania, a Washington Post poll indicates that while voters believe Harris won the recent debate, it has not translated into a significant lead, with both candidates at 48% among likely voters. Fox News' polling suggests that Harris received a slightly higher average grade than Trump, with a C compared to Trump's C-, yet neither candidate impressed voters overall. An Emerson College poll also shows a statistical tie in swing states, with slight variations in support, indicating a competitive landscape. Despite a majority of voters thinking Harris performed better in the debate, concerns about her perceived liberal stance may be affecting her support among independent voters. Additionally, a New York Times poll indicates that Trump retains an edge in issues like the economy and immigration, which are critical to voters in Pennsylvania.