MI-SEN: Rogers holds edge over Stevens, McMorrow in Michigan U.S. Senate poll

Republican Mike Rogers holds a narrow 2-percentage-point lead in head-to-head matchups against Democrats Haley Stevens and Mallory McMorrow, representing a statistical dead heat in a new statewide survey of 600 likely Michigan voters.

In hypothetical matchups, Rogers got 43.8% support to Stevens' 41.5%, while Rogers got 42.8% to McMorrow's 40.7% ― both results falling within the survey's margin of error of plus-minus 4 percentage points.

Rogers held a wider lead of nearly 5 percentage points when facing physician Abdul El-Sayed of Ann Arbor, 44.7% to 39.8%.

The poll of 600 likely voters in the Michigan general election was commissioned by the Detroit Regional Chamber and conducted April 28 to May 1 by the Lansing-based Glengariff Group. It was conducted separately from another poll the Detroit chamber commissioned in mid-April, which surveyed Democratic primary voters on their preferences in the Stevens-McMorrow-El-Sayed contest.




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