MI-SEN: New poll shows dead heat in Michigan Democratic Senate race as voters lean left of party establishment
A new poll of likely Democratic primary voters in Michigan shows the race for U.S. Senate remains wide open, with Abdul El-Sayed, Mallory McMorrow, and Haley Stevens effectively tied and a large share of voters still undecided.
The Data for Progress survey found Stevens at 23% and El-Sayed and McMorrow at 22%, while 33% of likely Democratic primary voters said they were undecided. The poll surveyed 515 likely Democratic primary voters in Michigan from April 2-8 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
The results suggest the Democratic primary is still very much up for grabs less than four months before the Aug. 4 election. The poll also offers a clearer look at the coalition El-Sayed is trying to build, made up of Democratic voters who are largely progressive and especially skeptical of pro-Israel political influence and military escalation in the Middle East.
That could be good news for El-Sayed, a progressive former Wayne County health director who has made opposition to Israel’s war in Gaza and criticism of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) a central part of his campaign.
https://www.metrotimes.com/news/politics-elections/new-poll-shows-dead-heat-in-michigan-democratic-senate-race-as-voters-lean-left-of-party-establishment/
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we have the same thing in Texas with Talarico. It's going to be an uphill battle for him when the cons choose their candidate in the runoff, but he at least has a chance (religious, 8th generation Texan). Things really vary by region, or as Tip used to say "all politics is local"
reading this thread... that seems like an important question.
Any clues? TY! 
Thank You!
