Rogers Opens Lead in Michigan Senate Poll as Dem Primary Rift Emerges
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A Fox News survey of Michigan registered voters (Aug. 6–10) shows Republican Mike Rogers leading Abdul El-Sayed 51% to 47% in the race to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters, with Rogers buoyed by near-universal GOP unity and El-Sayed hindered by divisions from a divisive Democratic primary. The poll highlights lingering concerns about El-Sayed among non-DSA Democrats and independents, while Democrats hope he can unite the base before Election Day in a swing state crucial to Senate control.
- DSA brand on trial as El-Sayed struggles where Dems can least afford it foxnews.com
- Could El-Sayed Cost Democrats Michigan? The New York Times
- Michigan’s marquee Senate race close in first poll after El-Sayed primary win The Washington Post
- Fox News Poll: A Senate battle looms in Michigan foxnews.com
- Why polling is so prone to prediction problems in primary races commonwealthbeacon.org
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