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El-Sayed lead for Michigan Senate grows, helped by views of Trump
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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El-Sayed +7 Over Rogers In New Michigan Senate Poll
USA Today reports: In Michigan’s crucial Senate race, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is pulling ahead of Republican Mike Rogers in an election being driven by opposition to President Donald Trump, according to a Sept. 22 poll from Suffolk University. Nearly half of the likely voters in Michigan surveyed said they were casting their ballot “to change … The post El-Sayed +7 Over Rogers In New Michigan Senate Poll appeared first on Joe.My.God..
El-Sayed Pulls Ahead in Michigan Senate Race
A new Suffolk University poll in Michigan finds Abdul El-Sayed (D) leading Mike Rogers (R) in the U.S. Senate race, 47% to 40%.Michigan Senate RaceAbdul El-Sayed (D) 47% Mike Rogers (R) 40% Suffolk University poll · ±4.4%
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