A new Michigan Senate primary poll conducted by The Glengariff Group for Michigan Education Association and Business Leaders for Michigan shows former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers holding a double-digit lead over progressive challenger Abdul El-Sayed. According to the report, Rogers is the presumptive Republican nominee and is projected to beat El-Sayed by a significant margin one week before the election.
The same polling indicates Rogers is in a much closer race against Rep. Haley Stevens, with the results described as essentially tied. The findings are presented in the context of the upcoming Michigan Senate primary, where each contest reflects different potential matchups within the state’s election landscape.
Both outlets characterize the results similarly: Rogers maintains a comfortable advantage over El-Sayed, while his standing against Stevens is near-even. The polling is framed as current and time-sensitive, given the proximity to the primary election date.
