Recent polling and fundraising data have kept the MI-04 contest between incumbent Republican Bill Huizenga and Democratic challenger Sean McCann within a few points, producing trader consensus around even odds for either candidate and the highest probabilities on 0-3% margins for both parties. The latest available survey from late October showed Huizenga ahead by three points among likely voters, inside the margin of error, while earlier polls alternated narrow leads. Both candidates have raised substantial sums, supporting intensive get-out-the-vote operations across western Michigan counties. With the general election two days away, final turnout among independents and in battleground precincts will likely decide whether the result falls into the tightest buckets or widens modestly.