Vice President Kamala Harris has seen a surge in her popularity following the Democratic National Convention, with recent polls showing her either leading or in a tight race with former President Donald Trump in several key states. In North Carolina, the Cook Political Report shifted the state from 'leans Republican' to 'toss-up,' with Harris and Trump nearly tied in polls. Maine's second congressional district, which previously favored Trump, now shows Harris ahead by 5% within the margin of error. Nationally, Harris holds a slight lead over Trump by 4 points according to the Florida Atlantic University PolCom Lab. However, Trump maintains leads in pivotal states like Arizona and Michigan, where he is ahead by nearly 7 points. Despite mixed results, Harris's candidacy has energized Democratic voters and increased media engagement, positioning her as a strong contender in the 2024 presidential race.