Governor Dan McKee is struggling in his bid for re-election as he trails his challenger, Foulkes, by significant margins in several new polls. Recent surveys indicate that Foulkes has widened his lead, with reports showing McKee down by as much as 38 points in some polls. Despite this, McKee asserts that he has laid the groundwork for a turnaround and is prepared to build on recent achievements. With the Democratic primary approaching, there are only 15 days left for McKee to close the gap, while Foulkes leads with a commanding double-digit advantage. The candidates have also sparred over major policy differences, including taxation and healthcare, as they make their final pushes to appeal to voters.