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Poll: El-Sayed leading Rogers by comfortable margin in Michigan's Senate race

A Suffolk University poll puts El-Sayed ahead of Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race.

Poll: El-Sayed leading Rogers by comfortable margin in Michigan's Senate race
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A Suffolk University poll puts Democrat Abdul El-Sayed seven points ahead of Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race, outside the poll’s four-point margin of error. The article says independent voters’ preferences and dissatisfaction with Trump administration policies may be contributing to the lead.

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Poll Shows Abdul El-Sayed Leading Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate Race

A Suffolk University poll reported Abdul El-Sayed leading Mike Rogers by seven points in Michigan’s Senate race. Left-leaning outlets frame a county result as a warning for Rogers and Republicans. Center outlets detail the seven-point lead and place it in context, with some emphasizing its political significance. Right-leaning outlets question whether to trust the poll and praise Rogers’s proposals while criticizing El-Sayed’s platform.

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