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Market pricing makes Abdul El-Sayed (D) the favorite at 65% across 13 tracked outcomes, as of .
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In Michigan, Mike Rogers pivoted to the general election much faster and cleaner than Abdul El-Sayed—picking at parts of his coalition before AES could do the same. • • And/but: in the last week, we’ve seen AES try to (somewhat) distance himself from Piker; apologize for “hurt people hurt people” remarks and pivot to attacking Rogers on Trump tariffs.
In Michigan, Mike Rogers pivoted to the general election much faster and cleaner than Abdul El-Sayed—picking at parts of his coalition before AES could do the same. • • And/but: in the last week, we’ve seen AES try to (somewhat) distance himself from Piker; apologize for “hurt people hurt people” remarks and pivot to attacking Rogers on Trump tariffs.
In Michigan, Mike Rogers pivoted to the general election much faster and cleaner than Abdul El-Sayed—picking at parts of his coalition before AES could do the same. • • And/but: in the last week, we’ve seen AES try to (somewhat) distance himself from Piker; apologize for “hurt people hurt people remarks” and pivot to attacking Rogers on Trump tariffs.
In Michigan, Mike Rogers pivoted to the general election much faster and cleaner than Abdul El-Sayed—picking at parts of his coalition before AES could do the same. • • And/but: in the last week, we’ve seen AES try to (somewhat) distance himself from Piker; apologize for “hurt people hurt people remarks” and pivot to attacking Rogers on Trump tariffs.
[UPDATE] Scoop: Mike Rogers-AIPAC rupture roils Michigan Senate race (first reported at 2026-08-22T12:52:56Z)
Scoop: Mike Rogers-AIPAC rupture roils Michigan Senate race
Scoop: Mike Rogers-AIPAC rupture roils Michigan Senate race
Dem State Rep. Karen Whitsett Joins Michigan GOP Senate Candidate Mike Rogers at ‘Democrats for Rogers’ Event in Detroit
Michigan Jewish Democrats circulate letter endorsing Republican Mike Rogers for U.S. Senate
New in #MISen: SMP launches $3 million ad push against Mike Rogers - w/ @bridgetbhc
FOX NEWS POLLS: Brand new polling out of Michigan and Maine shows how voters are leaning in two of the most consequential races this midterm. • • Michigan: Republican Mike Rogers currently holds a 51% to 47% lead over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in one of the nation's most competitive Senate contests, according to new Fox News Polls. • • Maine: Democrat Troy Jackson holds a narrow 48% to 46% lead over Republican Sen. Susan Collins. • • @alexismcadamstv @bretbaier @specialreport
After a race decided by just 1%, Egyptian-American physician Abdulrahman El-Sayed (Abdul) secured the Democratic Party's nomination for the Senate from Michigan, defeating his AIPAC-backed opponent, Representative Haley Stevens, and moving closer to becoming the first Muslim senator in the history of Congress.
DDHQ Shifts 2026 Michigan Senate Race from Lean Democrat to Toss-up
DDHQ Shifts 2026 Michigan Senate Race from Lean Democrat to Toss-up
New in @playbookdc: NRSC chair Tim Scott says he’s “a little more bullish” on Michigan following Abdul El-Sayed’s win.
Within hours of the primary result, Democrats elites are rallying around winner Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. Haley Stevens plus Schumer, Gillibrand/DSCC, Whitmer, Slotkin, Gary Peters, Jim Clyburn all swiftly embraced him. He faces Trump-endorsed Republican Mike Rogers this fall.
GOP cheering Abdul El-Sayed, other lefty primary wins as major gift for 2026 midterms
Left-wing insurgent Abdul El-Sayed calls for Democratic unity after narrowly defeating the party establishment's candidate in Michigan and claiming the nomination for one of November's most important US Senate races •
Senate Majority PAC releases a new ad after Abdul El-Sayed's win.
Live: Democrats have rapidly coalesced around Dr. Abdul El-Sayed after his win in Michigan’s bruising Senate primary. His spokeswoman, Roxie Richner, said he had taken an array of congratulatory phone calls from Kamala Harris, Zohran Mamdani, Pete Buttigieg and Chuck Schumer, the party’s Senate leader, who had backed Representative Haley Stevens in the race. Senate Majority PAC, the Senate Democrats’ super PAC that is run by Schumer allies, released a 60-second video touting El-Sayed to the tune of “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey.
.@SenSchumer says he spoke to @AbdulElSayed “and we had a very good talk this afternoon.” • • “I'm feeling optimistic about winning the Senate and with Michigan,” Schumer said. “We are going to win in Michigan. We're going to beat Rogers, and we're going to take back the Senate.”
After Michigan upset, Aipac looks to back Republican candidate against Abdul El-Sayed
Michigan’s 3-car pileup of a primary has Senate Democrats worried
Democrats have polls and history on their side going into the 2026 midterms — but sustaining that momentum for 10 months will be challenging
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This market will resolve according to the winner of the 2026 midterm Michigan U.S. Senate election, inclusive of any run-offs.
A candidate shall be considered to represent a party in the event that he or she is the nominee of the party in question. Candidates other than the Democratic or Republican nominee (e.g., Greens, Libertarian, independent) may be added at a later date.
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