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El-Sayed leads almost every recent survey amid a Democratic-leaning environment, so a Republican victory in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race is unlikely.
The current evidence leans clearly against Republicans: El-Sayed leads the polling averages and nearly every recent survey, while Michigan voters broadly disapprove of President Trump and prefer Democratic congressional control. Rogers remains competitive because some polls are effectively tied, voters express concerns about El-Sayed’s ideology, and Rogers came extremely close in Michigan’s previous Senate election. Those openings keep an upset live, but overcoming the broader polling pattern and political environment makes a Republican victory unlikely.
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