Is Michigan Finally in Play? New Poll Gives GOP Hope in Senate Race
A recent poll indicates that Republican Mike Rogers is leading in head-to-head matchups against Democratic candidates in Michigan's upcoming Senate race. With only six months until the election, Rogers holds a narrow lead over Congresswoman Haley Stevens and Mallory McMorrow. The race remains competitive, with a significant percentage of undecided voters still in play.
- ▪Republican Mike Rogers has a 2-percentage-point lead over Democrat Haley Stevens in a recent poll.
- ▪The poll shows Rogers at 43.8% support compared to Stevens' 41.5%, within the margin of error.
- ▪There are a notable number of undecided voters, with 14.7% undecided when Rogers faces Stevens.
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Is Michigan Finally in Play? New Poll Gives GOP Hope in Senate Race By Duke | 6:55 PM on May 18, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Alex Brandon Will miracles never cease? Could a Republican in the Great Lakes State actually WIN a Senate seat in November and go to Washington?I do not want to get too wound up about this, but someone from the GOP running for a Senate seat in Michigan is looking pretty good six months out from the 2026 general election. Some of you may be thinking I'm being a bit harsh, yet given the dim prospects for anyone with an R after their name running for a Senate seat here over the past 32 years, there is a reason for that pessimism, which I will cover later.
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