Michigan Senate Polling as Rogers, El-Sayed Head into Second Debate
Summary
Former Representative Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed are competing in Michigan’s open Senate race. They met for their second debate in Detroit as early voting begins and both President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama plan visits to the state.Key Facts
- Mike Rogers is the Republican candidate, and Abdul El-Sayed is the Democratic candidate for Michigan’s open Senate seat.
- The seat is being vacated by retiring Democratic Senator Gary Peters.
- Their second and final debate took place in Detroit and was broadcast live on WXYZ-TV.
- Polls show El-Sayed leading by a small margin, typically around 2 to 4 points.
- Early in-person voting in Michigan starts on Saturday.
- President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama are both visiting Michigan this week to support their candidates.
- The candidates’ first debate was disorderly, with interruptions and personal attacks.
- The Senate race is seen as important for determining which party controls the Senate next year.
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