Abdul El-Sayed's Chances of Winning Michigan Senate Race: Fox News Poll
The race is expected to be competitive as Republicans look to hold onto their advantage in the Senate. Republicans in the Senate hold a 53-45 majority—excluding independent Senators Bernie Sanders and Angus King, who caucus with Democrats—and Republicans view flipping the seat as a potential pathway to maintaining control of the upper chamber. Read More on NewsBut the poll shows El-Sayed, the first Muslim Democrat nominated for the U.S.
- ▪The race is expected to be competitive as Republicans look to hold onto their advantage in the Senate.
- ▪Republicans in the Senate hold a 53-45 majority—excluding independent Senators Bernie Sanders and Angus King, who caucus with Democrats—and Republicans view flipping the seat as a potential pathway to maintaining control of the upper chambe
- ▪Read More on NewsBut the poll shows El-Sayed, the first Muslim Democrat nominated for the U.S.
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By Anna CommanderNews Editor0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed trails Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race, according to a new Fox News poll released on Thursday. Rogers leads El-Sayed 51 percent to 47 percent among registered voters, giving the Republican a four-point advantage in the closely watched contest, but within the survey's margin of error.El-Sayed secured the Democratic nomination in August, setting up a general election matchup with Rogers, a former congressman who is seeking a return to Washington. The race is expected to be competitive as Republicans look to hold onto their advantage in the Senate.
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