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El-Sayed Holds a Narrow Lead Over Rogers in New Michigan Senate Polls: 7 Takeaways — Haley M. Stevens | ChamberLight
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A New York Times/Siena poll found Abdul El-Sayed leading Mike Rogers, 49 percent to 44 percent, in Michigan’s Senate race. The contest is among several that could determine control of the Senate.
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best 47 stories · 94–95 · updated Sep 27, 2026
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HS U.S. Representative and El-Sayed’s opponent in the Democratic primary
DT President who backed Rogers and from whom Rogers sought distance
ALSO MENTIONED Hasan Piker, Streamer who campaigned with El-Sayed in the Democratic primary and whose favorability was measured in the poll.
HS U.S. Representative and El-Sayed’s opponent in the Democratic primary
DT President who backed Rogers and from whom Rogers sought distance
ALSO MENTIONED Hasan Piker, Streamer who campaigned with El-Sayed in the Democratic primary and whose favorability was measured in the poll.
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