Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining ground against Donald Trump in crucial swing states, with multiple polls indicating she holds a narrow lead or is neck and neck with him. A Bloomberg/Morning Consult poll shows Harris ahead by two points among registered voters in swing states, while a Wall Street Journal poll indicates her support is at 48% compared to Trump's 47%. Harris has seen increased support from women and Latino voters, while Trump continues to lead among white voters and men. Notably, a USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll reveals a significant shift in younger and Hispanic voters towards Harris. The upcoming election is expected to be highly competitive, with both candidates focusing on undecided voters and key demographic groups. Analysts suggest that Trump's traditional support in the Sun Belt states is weakening, highlighting a challenging landscape for his campaign.