Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are doubling down on their facetime with swing state voters with less than a month left in the presidential election.

While the latest nationwide polls still show a slim, but within the margin, lead for Harris, it is virtually tied between the two candidates among black and Latino voters. A USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll found that Harris only leads among minority voters 45% to 44%.

The Harris camp rolled out a bevy of new campaign ads in Midwest and Southern states, featuring perspective black and Latino voters and the message that the Democratic party is for voters of every background.

More on Early Voting locations El Paso County residents can vote early in person at these locations starting Oct. 21

Who is leading in the presidential election?

  • ABC News project 538 shows Harris leading nationally at 48.1% to Trump at 46.4% as of Monday, Oct. 21.

  • 270towin shows Harris leading the national polls at 49.2% over Trump at 46.6% as of Monday, Oct. 21.

  • realclearpolling also shows Harris leading Trump 49.2% to 48.2% as of Monday, Oct. 21.

  • Polymarket, a crypto-trading platform, predicts Trump’s election victory at 62.1% to 37.8% as of Monday, Oct. 21.

When is Election Day?

Election Day 2024 for the President of the United States and a full slate of congressional races across the country is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

That is also the last day to receive a ballot by mail.

Following the national count, electors in the Electoral College are set to vote Tuesday, Dec. 17, with Congress counting electoral votes Monday, Jan. 6. Inauguration Day for the President-Elect is set for Monday, Jan. 20.

Other dates to know for the 2024 presidential election:

  • Last day to apply for ballot by mail (received, not postmarked): Friday, Oct. 25

  • Early voting ends: Friday, Nov. 1

Mas sobre la votación anticipada ¿Cuándo es la votación anticipada en El Paso?

This article originally appeared on El Paso Times: Current polls Trump vs Harris virtually tied among minority voters

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