Trump Pollster: Michigan Polls Inflate El-Sayed Lead
Trump campaign pollster Tony Fabrizio released an internal memo arguing that recent public polls showing Abdul El-Sayed ahead in Michigan's Senate race rely on oversampling of college-educated and Black voters, calling the lead a “fake narrative” and noting internal AARP/Impact Research data that shows a near tie. He cites Susquehanna and TIPP polls showing El‑Sayed ahead, and points to recent primary polling misses in the Midwest; Susquehanna disputes oversampling claims, while TIPP did not respond, highlighting ongoing controversy over polling reliability in a pivotal race.
