Suffolk poll shows El-Sayed holds 7-point lead in Michigan Senate race
The poll of 500 likely voters found 48% are voting to change Trump’s direction, while El-Sayed leads Rogers 47%-40%.
- On Tuesday, a Suffolk University poll found Democrat Abdul El-Sayed leading Republican Mike Rogers 47%-40% in Michigan's Senate race, with 500 likely voters surveyed Sept. 16-20 indicating the contest is increasingly competitive.
- Nearly half of likely voters said they seek to change the direction President Donald Trump is leading the nation, as his approval rating in Michigan has sunk to 31%, swinging independent voters away from Republicans.
- With 86% of Michiganders calling the economy fair or poor, voters ranked inflation as the top issue; additionally, 67% expressed concern about tariffs on Canadian cars, while 60% oppose data center development.
- Backed by 88% of Democrats and 72% of Black voters, El-Sayed would become the first Muslim senator if elected, though Vice President Vance has publicly criticized the candidate.
- Independent analysts now put Senate majority odds around 50-50 in a landscape 'markedly different from the recent past,' making El-Sayed's campaign a critical test for the GOP and Trump's standing in Michigan.
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Abdul El Sayed Has a Comfortable 7-Point Lead?
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed is allegedly seven points ahead of Mike Rogers in the polls. El Sayed is wrong for America and the US senate in every way, but he’s allegedly leading the race. The Hill reports that a Suffolk University poll found that 47 percent of likely Michigan voters backed El-Sayed, while […] The post Abdul El Sayed Has a Comfortable 7-Point Lead? appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
Buoyed by Trump, El-Sayed Gains in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed is now out front in Michigan's high-stakes Senator contest—and President Trump is a big reason why. A Suffolk University poll of 500 likely voters has the Democrat leading Republican Mike Rogers by 47% to 40%, reports USA Today, in a state Trump narrowly won in 2024. Nearly...
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