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Polling Data Showed Higher Support for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan Than Actual Election Results

Polling data prior to the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan indicated that Dr. Abdul El-Sayed had more support than he ultimately received on Election Day. This discrepancy raises questions about the accuracy of the polling methods used.

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Polling conducted prior to the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan suggested that Dr. Abdul El-Sayed had a stronger level of support than what was reflected in the actual results on Election Day.

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Why Polling Overestimated Abdul El-Sayed’s Advantage in Michigan

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Polling Data Showed Higher Support for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan Than Actual Election Results