CNN Poll Finds Narrow Democratic Edge in Michigan and Maine Senate Races

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A CNN/SSRS poll (Aug. 31–Sept. 6) shows Democrats holding slight leads in two key Senate races: Abdul El-Sayed leads Mike Rogers in Michigan 47%–44%, while Troy Jackson leads Susan Collins in Maine 48%–45%. Both margins are within the polls’ margins of error, labeling the races as “tight with no clear leader.” Voters cite the economy and cost of living as top concerns; tariffs on Canadian goods are viewed negatively, and President Trump remains unpopular in both states, contributing to Democratic enthusiasm and a stronger likely-to-vote advantage among Democrats in these races.
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