Who's leading who? That's a tough call in Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina! A recent Marist poll says Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump are tied in these sunny states. In Arizona and North Carolina, Trump's just ahead by a bit, with a 50-49% and 50-48% lead, respectively. But, hold on, Harris is doing better with independents and early voters! In Georgia, it's a dead heat at 49% each.

Let's dive into the numbers. In Arizona, Harris has a solid lead with independents who've already voted, at 56%. Same goes for early voters in North Carolina, where she's at 55%. But Trump's got the upper hand with likely voters who haven't cast their ballots yet.

The race is heating up as Election Day approaches. Just a couple of weeks ago, Trump overtook Harris in a prediction by The Hill/Decision Desk HQ. Now, he's got a 52% chance of winning, and Harris, 48%.

The polls included a good number of people too. In Georgia, they talked to 1, 356 registered voters and 1, 193 likely ones. In North Carolina, it was 1, 410 registered and 1, 226 likely voters. Arizona had 1, 329 registered and 1, 193 likely voters.

Trump and Harris: A Close Race in the South

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