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Abdul el Sayed 'soft favorite' to win Michigan but could still fumble: Sabato — Joshua Turek | ChamberLight
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Sabato’s Crystal Ball moved Michigan’s Senate race from toss-up to “Leans Democratic,” saying Abdul el Sayed has an edge while warning he could underperform. The article says the shift comes six weeks before Election Day and amid changes in other race ratings.
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