By September 24, 2026, Democrats maintained polling leads in both the Michigan and New Hampshire Senate races. In Michigan, Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed held a 7-point advantage over Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, and Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned with El-Sayed on September 22.
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Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed posted a 7-point advantage over his GOP opponent, Rep. Mike Rogers, in a new survey released Tuesday. The Suffolk University poll found that 47 percent of likely Michigan voters backed El-Sayed, while 40 percent said they supported Rogers in the November contest. Eighty-one percent of Democrats backed El-Sayed and...
Former Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned Tuesday, Sept. 22, with Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, joining him at a Detroit roundtable on Black maternal health and separately addressing an NAACP gathering. Harris endorsed El-Sayed and described the midterm elections as a potential “stopgap” against President Trump, while El-Sayed said the appearance was intended to help unit
Democrats are maintaining their leads in the U.S. Senate races in Michigan and New Hampshire, according to New York Times/Siena polling released Thursday. In the Michigan race, Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed garnered 49 percent support compared to the 44 percent of respondents who favored Republican Mike Rogers. The Democrat has maintained a slight lead over...