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Trump voters proclaim 'buyer's remorse' as GOP nominee in key state gets the cold shoulder

A focus group of Trump voters showed little support for Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race.

Trump voters proclaim 'buyer's remorse' as GOP nominee in key state gets the cold shoulder
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This article1 analysis · Oct 6, 2026
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Oct 6, 2026
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A focus group of ten Trump voters showed little support for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers: one said they would vote for him, while five said they would vote for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. The segment highlights a potential challenge for Rogers as he seeks Michigan’s open Senate seat.

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Republican Senate candidate facing weak support in a focus group

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Trump Voter Panel Favors El-Sayed Over Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate Race

A panel of 10 Michigan Trump voters showed five of the six who had decided favoring Abdul El-Sayed over Mike Rogers in the Senate race, with one backing Rogers. Left-leaning outlets frame the result as a sign of Rogers’s vulnerability, emphasizing Trump voters’ doubts. Center outlets report the panel’s preference while noting undecided voters and placing the race in broader polling or debate context.

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