Polling data indicated that Representative Haley Stevens, a moderate Democrat, was considered a significant underdog in the Michigan Senate primary against Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive candidate. Ultimately, Stevens lost the primary by a narrow margin of just one percentage point.
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Polling Results in Michigan Senate Primary Show Close Race
In the Michigan Senate primary, polling suggested that Representative Haley Stevens was a major underdog against Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. However, the final results showed Stevens losing by only one percentage point.
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Polling Results in Michigan Senate Primary Show Close Race