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Polling inaccuracies in Michigan and Wisconsin have raised concerns about the perceived popularity of DSA candidates Abdul el Sayed and Francesca Hong. Both candidates were projected to win their respective primaries by significant margins but faced narrow defeats, prompting analysis of voter demographics and campaign strategies.
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Polling inaccuracies in Michigan and Wisconsin have raised concerns about the perceived popularity of DSA candidates Abdul el Sayed and Francesca Hong. Both candidates were projected to win their respective primaries by significant margins but faced narrow defeats, prompting analysis of voter demographics and campaign strategies.
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