Recent polling averages place Democrat Abdul El-Sayed ahead of Republican Mike Rogers by roughly three points in Michigan’s open Senate race, with late September surveys from Marist, Fox News, and others showing leads from one to seven points among likely or registered voters. This momentum, combined with the Detroit Free Press endorsement and joint campaign appearances with Kamala Harris, has shifted forecaster ratings toward Lean Democratic and lifted trader-implied probabilities for El-Sayed near 71 percent. Voter focus on household costs, skepticism toward AI data centers, and opposition to the Trump administration’s direction have also favored El-Sayed in surveys. The contest remains within the margin of error in multiple polls, however, leaving room for late shifts before the November 3 election.
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