Fox News Poll Shows Rogers Ahead in Michigan Senate Race
Rogers benefits from strong Republican unity and El-Sayed’s weakness with moderates and independents in a race that could decide Senate control.
- A new Fox News poll showed Republican nominee Mike Rogers leading progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed 51% to 47% in the Michigan Senate race, based on a survey conducted in the five days following El-Sayed's primary win.
- El-Sayed faces criticism over ties to streamer Hasan Piker and comments regarding a foiled terrorist attack against a Detroit synagogue, issues that have alienated some Jewish Democrats and provided Rogers an opening to court disaffected voters.
- Data shows Rogers holds a +9 gender gap, outperforming President Donald Trump's previous record, while 96% of Republicans back him; El-Sayed retains 98% support among Democratic Socialists of America supporters but only 69% among non-DSA Democrats.
- Jewish Democratic bundlers Hannan Lis, Brian Hermelin, and Rob Orley are hosting a fundraiser for Rogers next Tuesday, while the Republican Jewish Coalition plans to target nearly 100,000 Jewish voters in Michigan.
- Control of Congress hinges on races like Michigan's Senate contest, where the narrow lead reflects significant challenges for El-Sayed as the November midterms approach in 82 days.
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