Recent polling indicates that Vice President Kamala Harris has seen a reduction in her lead over former President Donald Trump in Minnesota, where she now leads by just 5 points, down from 10 points following the Democratic National Convention. Despite this decline, Harris maintains a significant advantage among key demographics, including women and independents. In contrast, a poll by Big Village shows Harris with a 7-point lead over Trump, signaling a boost in her support post-convention. Polling trends suggest that Democrats are rallying around Harris, especially among younger and Hispanic voters, a demographic that Trump has traditionally targeted. In four crucial swing states, Harris holds slight leads in Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada, while Trump leads in North Carolina, with all results falling within the margin of error. The Trump campaign has rejected recent polls, claiming they are inaccurate and asserting that the former president continues to gain momentum.