Recent polling in Michigan’s 4th congressional district shows the race between incumbent Republican Bill Huizenga and Democratic challenger Sean McCann locked in a near tie, reflecting the district’s modest Republican lean offset by local economic pressures and voter concerns over energy costs, tariffs, and healthcare access. Both candidates back reopening the Palisades nuclear plant for jobs, yet they diverge on renewables versus traditional sources and federal spending measures passed earlier in the cycle. McCann’s labor endorsements and fundraising edge have helped close historical gaps, while Huizenga relies on incumbency and experience ahead of the November 3 general election. Shifts in turnout among independents or late developments on pocketbook issues could widen the margin before ballots are cast.