A recent poll indicates that Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed is ahead of Republican nominee Mike Rogers in Michigan's open Senate race. The Susquehanna Polling survey shows El-Sayed with 46 percent support compared to Rogers's 39 percent among likely voters. This poll suggests that El-Sayed is gaining support from Democrats following a competitive primary.
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Poll shows El-Sayed leading Rogers by 7 points in Michigan Senate race
A new poll reveals that Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for the Michigan Senate, is leading Republican nominee Mike Rogers by 7 points. El-Sayed has 46 percent support among likely voters, while Rogers has 39 percent, indicating a consolidation of support for El-Sayed after the primary.
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El-Sayed leads Rogers by 7 points in new Michigan Senate poll
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Poll shows El-Sayed leading Rogers by 7 points in Michigan Senate race