El-Sayed leads Stevens by 15 points in Michigan Senate primary: Poll
The Emerson College poll found El-Sayed at 54% and Stevens at 39% as outside groups spend heavily to sway the Democratic primary.
- On Thursday, July 30, polling data showed progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed leading U.S. Representative Haley Stevens by 15 percentage points, 54% to 39%, ahead of the August 4 Democratic Senate primary.
- El-Sayed's progressive platform has driven a clear age divide, with voters under 50 supporting him by 42 percentage points while Stevens maintains a 14-point lead among voters over 60.
- Outside groups, including the AIPAC-affiliated United Democracy Project, have flooded Michigan with more than $50 million to support Stevens, prompting El-Sayed to argue this reliance undermines her electability.
- Stevens has positioned herself as the only Democrat capable of defeating Republican Mike Rogers in November, while some mainstream Democrats have expressed concerns about El-Sayed's general election viability.
- Voters will decide on August 4 which candidate faces Rogers, an outcome that could determine the Senate majority as Democrats aim to defend blue seats and flip four to retake control.
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About one week before Michigan’s Aug. 4 primary election, the two Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate, U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, faced off Monday night in their second and final televised debate, sharply contrasting their positions on Israel, immigration enforcement, health care, corporate influence and their ability to defeat Republican Mike Rogers in November. The hourlong debate, held at FOX 2 Detroit’s studios in …
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