Polls conducted prior to the Michigan primary election indicated that Abdul El-Sayed had a lead that was overestimated by 12 percentage points. This discrepancy is noted as not being unusual for statewide primary contests.
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Polls in Michigan overestimated Abdul El-Sayed's lead by 12 percentage points
Recent polls in Michigan inaccurately projected a significant lead for Abdul El-Sayed, overestimating it by 12 percentage points. Such inaccuracies are common in statewide primary elections.
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Polls in Michigan overestimated Abdul El-Sayed's lead by 12 percentage points