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Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers claims a nearly seven percent lead based on early-returned ballots in Michigan, despite polls favoring his opponent Abdul El-Sayed. Rogers stated that his models indicate this lead during a recent media appearance.
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Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers claims a nearly seven percent lead based on early-returned ballots in Michigan, despite polls favoring his opponent Abdul El-Sayed. Rogers stated that his models indicate this lead during a recent media appearance.
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Mike Rogers reports 7 percent lead in early-returned ballots